The review board of the magazine gave the film a rating of 44 out of 100 based on these reviews, with the consensus being favourable towards Ilaiyaraaja's music and critical towards the multiple storylines stitched together. The Tamil magazine Ananda Vikatan, in its issue dated 2 December 1984, carried the reviews of multiple people who had seen the film. Vaidehi Kaathirundhal was released on 23 October 1984, Diwali day. Jayachandran, the singer of this song, "Kaathirunthu" and "Inraiku Yen Indha", said all three songs were recorded within a day. For every day Vaidehi Kaathirundhal played at a theatre in Cumbum, "Rasathi Unna" attracted the attention of wild elephants which came near the theatre and remained till the song ended before returning to the forest. The song "Kaathirunthu" is set in the Carnatic raga known as Shivaranjani, "Azhagu Malaraada" is set in Chandrakauns, and "Inraiku Yen Indha" is set in Abhogi. Shooting took place predominantly at the banks of Kanchima River. Raghavendra (credited as Raghavendar) and Sivankumar. This was the Tamil debut of Kannada actress Pramila Joshai (credited as Parimalam), and the feature film debut of T. Vijayakanth agreed to play a "soft role" at a time when he starred in many action films and was branded an action hero. Cinematography was handled by Raja Rajan, and editing by M. Sundarrajan, and produced by Thooyavan under the banner Appu Movies, while Arunachalam was credited as presenter. The title was derived from a line from the song "Vasanthathil Orr Naal" from Moondru Deivangal (1971) which goes, "Vasanthaththil or naal Manavarai oram Vaidhegi kaththirunthaalo". But Ilaiyaraaja insisted that he listen to all six tunes the producer did so, and the storyline of Vaidehi Kathirunthal was developed based on them. Producer-lyricist Panchu Arunachalam, who used to listen to Ilaiyaraaja's unused songs and pick any of them he liked for future projects, wanted one of the six tunes for the film that would become Vaidehi Kathirunthal.
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Radha Ravi as Vellikizhamai Ramasamy Īfter Ilaiyaraaja finished composing the songs of Kaakki Sattai (1985) in half-a-day, well before the three-day schedule, he started to compose other songs since he was free at that time he ended up composing six songs, hoping to use them in a potential film.Raghavendar as the widow Vaidehi's father Parimalam as Vaidehi, Vellaisamy's past lover.Vellaisamy is killed by Ramasamy's goons in the melee, and the young lovers are united, while Vaidehi is left alone. Vellaisamy and Vaidehi now share a mutual respect for each other's melancholic lives but soon realise they need to work together to unite Nataraj and Sengamalam, a young couple in love, against the wrath of the whole village, particularly Sengamalam's ruthless brother Vellikizhamai Ramasamy. Vellaisamy gave his properties to poor people, and moved to his present village for closure. Within weeks, Vellaisamy's mother also died. Distraught, Vaidehi ate poisonous seeds, and died in Vellaisamy's arms. After buying wedding jewels for Vaidehi, he played a final prank on her, by telling her that he has been engaged with someone else. Despite being in love with Vaidehi, Vellaisamy neglected her for fun. His cousin Vaidehi, who was also brought up with him, had high hopes of marrying Vellaisamy. Vellaisamy and his widowed mother lived in another village. When a distressed Vaidehi approaches and questions Vellaisamy why he has been writing her name of walls, he reveals his tragic past and how he lost the woman of his affection, also named Vaidehi. One day when some villagers spot Vellaisamy scribbling Vaidehi's name on the temple walls, rumours about them start circling. Her father, though rich, took to drinking upon seeing his daughter's fate. This led to the village ostracising her and not letting her practice dance, which she was talented in. Minutes after Vaidehi's marriage, the groom and his parents died in a boat accident. Vaidehi is a young widow who lives in the village with her sorrowing, alcoholic father. Vellaisamy is an unkempt derelict who lives by the village temple doing menial jobs to survive but has an impressive singing ability.
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