| Movie | : | Happy Raj |
| Director | : | Maria Raja Elanchezian |
| Starring | : | G.V. Prakash Kumar , Sri Gouri Priya , Prathana Nathan and more |
| Genres | : | Comedy, Drama And Romance |
| Editing | : | Selva Rk |
| Rating | : | 9.1/10 |
| Release Date | : | 27 March 2026 |
Synopsis
Happy Raj is the story of Anandh Raj, aka Happy lives with his father, Kathamuthu, who is a school teacher in the village, while his mother is a housewife. Happy is a very honest and innocent boy but very unlucky in terms of love and romance, but his life completely changes when he meets Kavya, a software engineer in Bangalore. Both love each other, but their parents think they don't match. What's happening next? Will Happy and Kavya get married or not? and what's happening with their parents.
Plus Points (+)
Hello friends, we already watched lots of movies like 2 States (2014), Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (2013), and Kushi (2023), but director Maria Raja Elanchezian goes one step ahead. He now comes with Happy Raj, where both couples love each other, but their parents think they don't match each other because one comes from a rural area and one comes from an urban area, so both couples' parents think opposite to each other. For example, Happy and his father come from a rural area, so they give more weight to tradition and culture, but Kavya's father, who is an NRI, thinks modern, so the whole movie revolves around both couples' thinking clashes.
First half is the mixture of comedy, family drama, and some romantic scenes where George Maryan, who is playing Kathamuthu's role, is the backbone of the movie because his solid dialogue delivery and attitude towards modernization make you laugh, while G.V. Prakash Kumar and Sri Gouri Priya's romantic scenes and dialogues are amazing, but on the other side, the second half is the combination of drama, emotional scenes, and romance where Madhan Christopher's cinematography and Justin Prabhakaran's background music are the real strength of the movie.
After mixed responses from Kingston (2025) and Lucky The Superstar (2025), G. V. Prakash Kumar once again appears in director Maria Raja Elanchezian's Happy Raj, where he plays the role of Anandh Raj, aka Happy, in the movie. The first half of his performance is outstanding, where his natural acting and dialogue delivery meet with Justin Prabhakaran's background music, while in the second half, his performance is decent.
Minus Points (-)
Half is very engaging and interesting compared to the second half because curiosity like what's happening next and comedy, drama, and romance are in the driver's seat.
