Ramassamy S

Ramassamy S rolls into 2024 with Legally Veer, a movie that seriously refuses to play by the book—unless the book is on bending the rules. Veer, the main guy, isn’t your average law student; he’s more of a rebel with a cause. He’s sharp, smart-mouthed, and totally allergic to authority, which is hilarious considering he’s surrounded by people who live for courtroom drama and legal jargon. The story kicks off when Veer stumbles into law school basically by accident (don’t ask, it’s a wild ride), and right off the bat, he clashes with professors and classmates who think he’s just another slacker. But Veer’s not just here to mess around. Turns out, he’s got a knack for finding loopholes and calling out hypocrisy—whether it’s in the system or in his own life. The movie takes you through Veer’s chaotic journey, where he uses some pretty unconventional tactics to win cases and stick up for the underdogs. There’s courtroom banter, backstabbing rivals, and a love interest who can match him quip for quip. Oh, and did I mention the soundtrack? Absolute banger. Legally Veer isn’t just about law—it’s about shaking things up, standing up for what’s right, and having a little fun while you’re at it. You’ll find yourself rooting for Veer, rolling your eyes at his antics, and maybe even wishing you could wing it half as well as he does when life throws a curveball. Justice has never looked this entertaining—or this unpredictable.