Manjula has had enough of her 42-year-old marriage to Kannan. I was forced to laugh along with you and hold my tongue when you did, Manjula (Jayasudha) tells Kannan (Jayaprakash) and her children. Manjula’s decision to carve out her own identity is especially shocking since the family had been planning a ceremony to renew the couple’s wedding vows.
The timing is off in more ways than one. Manjula and Kannan are about to get sucked into a cosmic game that involves a meddling sorcerer (Mu Ramaswamy) and Kannan’s former lover Meera (Maya S Krishnan). A powerful spell turns the couple back to their younger selves – with their mutual distrust and rancour intact.
Might the younger Manjula (Gouri Kishan) and Kannan (Ramzan Muhammed) grab the opportunity to mend ties? Might Manjula be persuaded to forgive Kannan even though he behaved and continues to behave like an insensitive clod? The biggest clue in the JioHotstar series Love Always lies in the title itself.
Adapted and directed by Madhumita, the Tamil show is based on the Korean webtoon Here We Go Again. Sabarivasan Shanmugam and Fazal Nawab have written a vampiric tale minus the blood-sucking that gets complicated by the couple’s sons Gautham (Pradeep Rudra) and Vignesh (Suraj) – and the malfunctioning…
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