It is a story of two different humans entwined in an emotion called love, mainly focuses on the 🔥 of the young souls, and the solace they attract in the world of envy and materialism.
It was captivating, the style was simpleton and dialogues were too clean, symphonic with the BGM, there were impactful scenes where cruelty of the world presented smoothly especially the dialogue "Har Majboor Aurat Meri MAA Hai"!
Love is not a disbanded story as it title suggest, It focuses on many themes especially domestic violence which triggers to a distortated childhood, character assassination & patheon to live in the shade of a past trauma. All these ingredients in the story line lead to a brilliant picture with spectacular outdated cinematography of the early 1990s by S. M. Anwar who captured the ethereality of that era.
Salman Khan played Prithvi, a demented young man, who live in the shadows of his traumatic past. It was the early phase of his career and Salman chooses a role which was too emotional to portray for a young man like him. He was soft and powerful in his dramatic scenes, his chemistry with Revathy was refreshing. Amjad Khan supported him beautifully, alas he has limited screen time, If I was the director, I would have casted him for a full fledged role as he was powerful. Revathy Menon played "Maggie" a collegian with high spirits, she showed light to Prithvi (Salman Khan). Her performance was believable. Rest of the cast supported beautiful.
Music was nostalgia especially the song "Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya" feels like a Therapy in the modern times, when melody totally relied on softwares and auto-tunes.
Love is not outdated, It is a love story for every generation, even If you're watching it in 2033, I am damn sure, It'll connect you to the souls of Prithvi and Maggie or atleast give you the idea how love was angelic in the old times, when people chased honor and dignity for their soulmates.
