‘Love Always’ series review: A well-intentioned story and potent concept undone by juvenile treatment
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
· 10/30/2026, 11:47:33 AM· 2 min read
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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