The film does circle back to Vedaa and allows her a brief cathartic speech, but the question really is: is that enough?

Written by Aseem Arora, Vedaa constantly feels like two films in one; the one it intended to be, and the other, what it unfolds as.

Despite a solid turn by Sharvari, Nikkhil Advani’s attempt to give a real social issue a larger-than-life treatment creates an uneven impact.

Abhishek Banerjee’s portrayal of the antagonistic Pradhan is a highlight, capturing the essence of passive aggression and maintaining a menacing presence. Ashish Vidyarthi, as the patriarch, delivers a solid performance...