Theeya Velai Seiyyanum Kumaru

<p>Kumar is a software engineer who lives in a joint family. All of the marriages in his family have been love marriages for generations. He, however, swears off girls and love because of bad experiences in his childhood and teenage years. One day, he falls in love with Sanjana, a new employee in his office. Unable to convey his feelings, he seeks the help of Mokia (Premji in Telugu), a man who earns a living by helping men impress their lovers. Mokia teaches him to be more assertive and flirtatious. He makes Kumar spread the rumour that Sanjana is seeing her boss, George. As a result, Sanjana stops spending time with George. George then asks her to be his girlfriend, coincidentally when Kumar was planning to confess his love for Sanjana. She accepts, leaving Kumar heartbroken. Mokia then intervenes and breaks up George and Sanjana. Sanjana and Kumar finally get together but Mokia tries to break them apart after he finds out it is his sister (niece in Telugu) he has been helping Kumar with. Then, Kumar admits to Sanjana that he manipulated her feelings but then seeks her forgiveness. Then they get back together, with the acceptance of Mokia who sees Kumar’s true love for Sanjana. Apart from the scenes involving these actors, the rest of the film was dubbed from the Tamil version. In January 2013, announced that he would collaborate with UTV Motion Pictures for another film after the success of . The film was launched on 21 March 2013. The film’s title was derived from a dialogue from , later popularised by . Shooting took place in and , while the songs were filmed overseas. composed the music for this film. All lyrics are written by . All lyrics are written by . was given a by the without cuts. The film was released simultaneously with on 14 June 2013. S. Saraswathi of wrote, ” fails on many counts, the primary being the lead actors and their lackluster performance, the film is still quite boring and predictable”. Vivek Ramanathan of wrote, “Overall, is an average rom-com with few good laughs”. wrote for , “Theeya Velai Seiyyanum Kumaru at least has better one-liners, borderline surreal non sequiturs — and all of them are entrusted with RJ Balaji…Santhanam, in comparison, comes off a tad stale, with his now-patented mix of alliteration and rhyme.” In regards to the Telugu version, wrote that ” oscillates between being hilarious to ridiculous, backed by good performances by Siddharth, Hansika and Brahmanandam”. gave a review of rating 3/5 stating ” is a romantic comedy that features Brahmanandam in a full length character. It is one of those films in which the character suits Siddharth very well. The scenes and thread featuring Brahmanandam is the lifeline of the movie. On a whole, works because of Brahmanandam.”</p>