Raajavamsam Movie Review:

                               Package of artists with sentimental stuffed 

The director Kathirvelu made a family oriented content to show the values of join family system. Obviously, Sasikumar movies speak of precise quantity of something having a specified value, Kannan (Sasikumar),  who is an IT employee and he works in Chennai. Basically, Kannan belongs to a village, his family members eagerly searching for a bridge. But the bridge family goes backwards by seeing the ample members involved in the family.

Parallel, Kannan's Chairman and CEO hand over a project and trust him, which Kannan complete the project with the three months. Woefully, the company's competitors constraints the duration of the project. Hopefully, Kannan gives the assurance to his CEO, Kannan's team complete the project within a month.

Kannan travels to his village, but none of the girls not interested to marry into the join family system. In a scenario, Kannan brings his colleague Gayathri (Nikki Galrani) to his village and portrayed to his family Gayathri was his lover. Initially, the family members against to their love and  everyone understands the situation of Gayathri, who is an orphan girl and Kannan's family accepting their lover. At a point, Kannan understands Gayathri's toughest situation. Kannan completes the project, perhaps protects Gayathri from the antagonists and veneration his family members till the end is the full-fledged commercial script.

Raajavamsam shows the similarities of Karthi and Sivakarthikeyan movies. Raajavamsam engaged with ample of artists. Unfortunately, everyone couldn't involve on screen. Sasikumar, Nikki Galrani, Sumithra, Vijayakumar, Radha Ravi and Yogi Babu are the mainstream on the screen. Overall,  average family movie.