
Love Always Review: A Promising Premise Undone by Formulaic Storytelling
What Happened?
The series 'Love Always' explores the complexities of love through an elderly couple facing divorce. As they discover a time-traveling power, their journey reveals both potential and pitfalls.
Key points
- The show is adapted from the Korean webtoon 'Here We Go Again'.
- Kannan and Manjula's relationship has soured over the years.
- They discover they can travel back in time by hugging.
- The series consists of eight episodes, each nearly 30 minutes long.
- A love triangle involving Meera complicates the narrative.
- The storytelling relies on formulaic ideas, limiting its depth.
Key insights
- The time-travel element could symbolize the desire for second chances in relationships.
- Kannan's cancer diagnosis adds urgency to their journey of rediscovery.
- The reliance on clichés may alienate viewers seeking originality.
Why it matters
The series attempts to explore deep emotional themes, which could resonate with viewers experiencing similar relationship challenges.
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Source
India Today

