He is an Englishman when it comes to work) is a 2016 Indian Tamil-language screwball comedy film written and directed by S. Ezhil and produced by Vishnu Vishal for Vishnu Vishal Studios, Ezhil and Rajan Natraj for Ezhilmaaran Production alone with Fox Star Studios.

To save Jacket's reputation, he asks his best friend Sakkarai to pretend to marry Pushpa, a local dancer and item girl who is known to everyone in the village, despite being betrothed to Hamsavali.

Thinking that Murugan had cheated her father, she immediately ordered him to give back the money, failing which he would be imprisoned.

Jacket, however, starts telling all the events of the day he met Shanmugasundaram and keeps repeating the story from the beginning whenever he is interrupted, much to Bhootham's irritation.

A fight ensues between them over the money, which ends with Murugan and Jacket successfully getting it, while the bad guys get killed by the ghosts in the Noor Mahal.

In the end, with all problems solved, Murugan and Archana enter into a romantic relationship, while Sakkarai is to marry Hamsavali during another mass-marriage function organised by Jacket, but before Sakkarai can tie the thali around Hamasavali's neck, the priest asks him if he is Pushpa's husband, to which he accidentally says yes, causing Hamsavali to stop the wedding.

[3][4] In late December, towards the end of filming, Galrani suffered a hairline fracture to her right hand during a karate chop sequence.

[8][9] All tracks are written by YugabharathiAnupama Subramanian of Deccan Chronicle wrote "The first half moves at a predictable manner and slow, post interval, it picks up momentum with continuous laughs".

[12] Gautaman Bhaskaran of Hindustan Times wrote, "Nobody can have misgivings over Tamil cinema’s plot novelty, but often the treatment lacks cinematic maturity.

Ezhil’s Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran could have been a delightful spoof or even a satire on present-day India with its rampant rottenness in the police force and the administration, but the film is allowed to slip into a mindless mess".

[14] Despite already being dubbed and released in Telugu as Prema Leela Pelli Gola (2017),[15] the film was remade in the same language as Silly Fellows (2018).