In turning back the clock on an ageing couple, ‘Love Always’ stumbles upon a potent exploration of regret, desire and second chances, but Madhumitha’s series is too caught up in its own melodrama to make the most of its magical conceit
In turning back the clock on an ageing couple, ‘Love Always’ stumbles upon a potent exploration of regret, desire and second chances, but Madhumitha’s series is too caught up in its own melodrama to make the most of its magical conceit
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