Lover

Overall, 'Lover' isn't path-breaking in the genre of modern love like 'Livin', but it is made with such passion that it poignantly conveys the meaning of moving on from a breakup. The film never glorifies Arun's actions and balances both people's viewpoints involved in love and states that letting go of someone takes a lot of time, patience, and understanding, and it is very much possible.

Lover is a brutally honest and bittersweet relationship drama

Starting Manikandan and Sri Gouri Priya, Lover has been directed by debutant Prabhuram Vyas. Manikandan aces his role of a disgruntled man in this film.

Lover is a straightforward film about love, decay, attachment, and letting go but the straightforwardness is handled with a refreshing dose of conviction. Lover fumbles in places where it tries to wring the 'point' out of a scene but excels in places where a lot is unsaid or unfinished and yet a lot more shines through the subtext.

Lover, directed by Prabhuram Vyas, is a modern-age romantic drama that makes you want to put yourself first among the many others you love and care.

Lover tells us the story of Arun and Divya, two drastically different individuals connected by their fondness for each other. Every time they meet, it's the union of an unstoppable force and an immovable object, and it's everything from being explosive to destructive.