Shruthi, an enterprising 20-year-old girl, partners with Sakthi, a happy-go-lucky youngster to set up her dream business — wedding planning. They decide to not mix finance and romance but a night's revelry changes their equation and they part ways. Will they be able to admit their actual feelings?

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Aaha Kalyanam (2014)

★ 4.5/10 February 21, 2014 142 min

ComedyRomance

Director: A. Gokul Krishna  ·  Writers: Maneesh Sharma, Habib Faisal

Shruthi, an enterprising 20-year-old girl, partners with Sakthi, a happy-go-lucky youngster to set up her dream business — wedding planning. They decide to not mix finance and romance but a night's revelry changes their equation and they part ways. Will they be able to admit their actual feelings?

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Director

A. Gokul Krishna A. Gokul Krishna

Cast

Nani Nani Shakthivel Vaani Kapoor Vaani Kapoor Shruthi Subramaniam Karthik Nagarajan Karthik Nagarajan GK Badava Gopi Badava Gopi Hyder M. J. Shriram M. J. Shriram Ramesh Simran Simran Chandralekha (Special appearance) Krishnakumar Ramakumar Krishnakumar Ramakumar Inspector

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timesofindia
timesofindia July 7, 2014
★ 6/10

"Wedding planning? Will that work out here?" Sakthivel asks Shruthi Subramaniam, as she reveals her business plan. "Why not? Isn't marriage universal?" she shoots back, and for a moment, it feels like this is the sort of conversation that the makers of Aaha Kalyanam would have had before remaking Band Baaja Baaraat. The genre of the film — romance — is universal, and romance is what drives most of our movies to an extent. So, it is not really surprising that this remake works fine. That said, however, like the concept of wedding planning, the film too feels a little alien, and we don't really fall in love with it entirely. The chief reason for this is the casting — Vaani Kapoor hardly looks like a Tamizh ponnu and her lip sync is often amiss that, despite her making it up with her expressions, we do not get attached to the character of Shruthi. Nani is certainly better, though h…