Love li

"Director chethan Keshav has done a Great Job in waving a relatable and engaging Story,"Love Li" is a beautiful portrayal of love and relationships". A must-watch for Kannada cinema fans, with a unique storyline and characters ,A great effort by the entire team and i really loved Jai and Janani both chemistry. Sadhu sir comedy worked well..this movie made Kannada cinema proud and Love li is a groundbreaking film that shines a light on HIV awareness and acceptance. Its sensitive portrayal and impactful storytelling make it a must-watch for its contribution to Kannada cinema and social impact...

Initially, Jai is reluctant to accept her love due to his criminal background. Eventually, he accepts Janani's love, and they decide to marry. However, Janani faces stiff opposition from her parents, who decide to cut ties with her for not following their wishes. The couple relocates to Mangaluru, where Jai finds a job in a private firm, and they lead a happy life. They are soon blessed with a baby girl. Just when everything seems perfect, tragedy strikes as Janani contracts a deadly disease, shocking Jai and adding a twist to the tale in the second half. The couple travels to London for further treatment and from here on the plot thickens.

Love Li has a familiar story filled with love, sentiment, and action but falters in execution. The narration fails to lift the formulaic plot, which is marred by a shallow storyline lacking depth. The film predominantly revolves around Jai and Janani's life, making it predictable and testing the audience's patience. However, Vasishta's transformation in his character holds the story together with his performance. Newcomer Stefy Patel does a decent job, and the duo's on-screen chemistry works to some extent, which is a major highlight.

The screenplay deftly weaves together themes of love, loss, and personal transformation. Li's relationships with her family, friends, and romantic interests are portrayed with authenticity, highlighting the complexities and uncertainties of human connections. Through flashbacks and present-day interactions, the film skillfully unravels Li's past while exploring her hopes and fears for the future. The cinematography captures Parisian streets and interiors in a way that enhances the film's introspective atmosphere, reflecting Li's inner turmoil and growth.

Really an amazing movie to watch with great story.

One of the worst outdated movie watched, feels like serial sentimental type do need to get updated, i love Vashistha acting but this movie is a big disappointment. Loved his acting in Mayabazar, Godhi Banna, Rajahuli, Tagaru, KGF and so on. Especially all the characters in this movie feels like completely scripted and no natural acting except Sadhu Kokila. Not against Vashistha doing lead role but need a good story along with character matching to him. Need more kannada actors like him but don't need any movie like this as it is complete waste of time and money. Don't waste your precious time.

Jai (Vasishta Simha) is an ex-gangster, a mental as per the rival gang and he is extremely possessive about his lover Janani. Correction, violently possessive. They elope and marry, which leads to Jai transforming himself for Janani by leaving behind his past life as a gangster and become a corporate employee. As they start a family of their own, tragedy hits him as Janani is diagnosed with a virus and he cannot figure out how she contracted it. How Jai protects Janani and solves the mystery around the virus, forms rest of the story.

It's 2024 and the first 15mins has the most cringeist scenes stacked up one after another, wondering how the team thought those scenes were even "okay" in the first place. They were clearly blinded in order to glorify the hero character and it was quite evident. The screenplay is definitely not novel and the pace is uneven. Everything is conveniently written for the sake of showcasing heroism but Vasishta Simha is far bigger talent to be treated this way. It is just another by the numbers revenge drama with enough bloodshed. The comedy scenes especially with double meaning dialogues adds onto the cringe. Again, Vasishta is committed and he does excel but the film doesn't do any justice for his talent.