Valarpirai or Waxing Moon is an endearing story that is defined by its inherent warmth and innocence. The plot is simply about a father-son relationship, and the many moving parts that surround it. In the process, however, the film invokes an entire array of emotions - from affection, love, intimacy to tragedy, sadness, and the attempt to still find a silver lining and hope in the darkest of times.

<br><br>The visuals that are employed to share the story are notable and marked by a smoothness that further serve to enhance the final result. This is coupled with a background score that complements the drama unfolding on screen before you.

<br><br>A little boy adores and looks up to his father who says he works as a painter, but the missing toes on his foot tell a different story. Extremely hard-working and determined to provide his son with everything that he can, be it a notebook or cycling lessons, he leaves no stone unturned in pushing himself. However, amidst the love and innocence, it is clear that something troubling is brewing right under the surface. When the narrative reaches the point of revelation, the little boy is left facing a circumstance his young age has not prepared him for, and yet, the conclusion provides an uplifting glimpse into his approach that is eventually marked by a sweet, and complete devotion towards his father.

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