Vaazha is the tale of five friends who are termed losers by their families and society; hence, the title colloquially refers to someone who is good for nothing. The film further focuses on how these friends explore the trials they face as they transition from kids to adults. 

Indulging in friendship, family, love, and the complexities of growing up, the film portrays their struggles and how they navigate every problem in their lives. As the situation calls for something similar to various people in real life, the tagline, “Biopic of a Billion Boys” becomes astute.

The film is led by Siju Sunny, Saaf Boi, Joemon Jyothir, Meenakshi Unnikrishnan, and Amith Mohan Rajeshwari. Along with them, actors Jagadish, Kottayam Nazeer, Noby Marcose, and Azees Nedumangad play vital roles, with Basil Joseph making a cameo appearance.

Interestingly, the film’s success led it to announce a sequel film as well, which is titled Vaazha II-Biopic of a Billion Bros. The second installment is once again helmed by a debutant with Vipin Das bankrolling it.

Vipin himself officially announced the sequel through an Instagram post. The upcoming sequel will feature popular Malayalam content creators Hashir, Alan, Vinayak, and Ajin Joy in leading roles, who also played key parts in the first installment.

Coming to Vipin Das’ work front, the director was last seen helming the movie Guruvayoor Ambalanadyil, which starred Prithviraj Sukumaran and Basil in lead roles.

Watch Vaazha trailer here:

The insider told the publication that the When We Were Young singer used to be quite against all this but then she got interested in crystals about a decade ago and Adele now quips it being her “gateway drug.”

The source shared, “Now she does it all.” The insider continued saying that Adele utilizes sage, mediation, and chants as well. She even uses tarot cats and pulls them each morning to get a picture of what her day would look like. 

The insider also shared that she hopes to “add her brood” when her Las Vegas residency finishes. They revealed that the Grammy-winning singer is “more tuned into the spiritual side.”

The source told the outlet that she has employed a woman who is famous in Hollywood, to help to “call in” her “perfect child” and have a connection with the soul of her unborn baby.

She is, however, a little embarrassed about being “kooky” since she moved to California, says the source. They further revealed that Adele is aware that her friends in London think this is “ridiculous,” but the vocalist does not care as it is helping her maintain the correct mental space which is very important for her at the moment.