With Love

With Love is the kind of film that won't blow you away with spectacle, but it will sit quietly in your chest for days afterward. It's a film about looking back at the people who shaped you without realizing it, about the courage it takes to say what you feel, and about the strange, wonderful possibility that the right person might have been there all along, you just weren't ready to see them yet.

A no-frills romance with just enough sugar, spice, and everything nice.

A romcom with likeable leads and plenty of charm. Abishan, in his debut as a lead, does justice to the boy-next-door role with his unassuming presence.

With Love is a breezy romantic drama that never rises above its breeziness, remaining casual and simple throughout.

A tender Tamil rom-com that trades grand gestures for easy intimacy, finding modern love in friendship, comfort, and quiet honesty.

With Love, directed by Madhan, is a straightforward rom-com that is aware of the emotional register it is aiming for, but lacks the substance to build to it organically. Without any convincing psychological backing to this journey, the rest of the film rests on how they find Anisha and Balaji, and even in those regards, the film ends up with mixed results.