In Love Story Sekhar Kammula seems to say that the biggest lie the ‘big city’ plies is that it offers equal opportunity to everyone irrespective of their caste or gender. There’s beautiful songs shot in the rain, lots of love, sensitivity, understanding and even some anger. She wants to land an IT job and is instead encouraged by Revanth to help him with his zumba classes till she finds what she needs. He has his own zumba centre even if he struggles to make ends meet. Mouni (Sai Pallavi) also escapes to Hyderabad to not just assert her independence from a family that doesn’t seem to understand her but also from a few demons from her past. He has grown up facing caste disparity from a very young age but has been told by his mother (Easwari Rao) that anything is possibly as long as he works hard for it. Revanth (Naga Chaitanya) moves to the city from Armoor, Nizamabad to chart his own identity. Love Story is Sekhar Kammula's ode to love. Yet, he manages to find a balance between entertaining the audience and addressing social issues that don’t often find space in the stories we usually see. You have a mainstream hero, a stellar performer and dancer, a love story peppered with foot-tapping songs. Review: With Love Story Sekhar Kammula manages to push the boundaries when it comes to what commercial cinema has come to mean.
But with their social standing & gender proving to be a hindrance, will they manage to find a way to let their love prevail? Story: Revanth and Mouni dream big when it comes to their lives.
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