Veendum

About This Movie

Veendum, directed by Joshiy in '86, has this raw, gritty feel typical of crime dramas from that era. Lalitha's return home feels heavy with unresolved tension, especially with her father's illness looming. The pacing is deliberate, drawing you into her world. Robert d'Souza, played with a certain menace, adds layers to the story, and the atmosphere is thick with suspense. The film doesn’t shy away from the darker aspects of grief and vengeance, which makes it stand out among its contemporaries. Performances are solid, and they really capture the emotional weight, though some practical effects may seem dated now. It’s really more about the unfolding drama and the characters’ journeys than flashy techniques.

The film's portrayal of grief and vengeance is nuanced. · Strong performances anchor the narrative's emotional depth. · Noteworthy for its atmospheric tension and pacing.