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Review in pics: Love Failure

Siddharth plays a happy-go-lucky boy (Arjun) in the movie. He is in love with his classmate in college Parvati (Amala Paul).

  • Cast : Siddharth, Amala Paul, Suresh and Surekha Vani<br> Music : Dhaman<br> Director : Balaji Mohan
    Cast : Siddharth, Amala Paul, Suresh and Surekha Vani
    Music : Dhaman
    Director : Balaji Mohan
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  • Siddharth plays a happy-go-lucky boy (Arjun) in the movie. He is in love with his classmate in college Parvati (Amala Paul).
    Siddharth plays a happy-go-lucky boy (Arjun) in the movie. He is in love with his classmate in college Parvati (Amala Paul).
  • Parvati decides to go to the United States to pursue higher studies. After leaving India, she forgets about Arjun. Arjun too tries hard to forget about Amala.
    Parvati decides to go to the United States to pursue higher studies. After leaving India, she forgets about Arjun. Arjun too tries hard to forget about Amala.
  • Parvati's parents wants their daughter to come back to Arjun and they try their best to rekindle the relationship between the two youngsters.
    Parvati's parents wants their daughter to come back to Arjun and they try their best to rekindle the relationship between the two youngsters.
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  • Siddharth has played the role of a lover boy many times in his career. This time too the role just looks tailor-made for him.
    Siddharth has played the role of a lover boy many times in his career. This time too the role just looks tailor-made for him.
  • Amala Paul is hot and sensuous. She also shares a good onscreen chemistry with her co-star Siddharth.
    Amala Paul is hot and sensuous. She also shares a good onscreen chemistry with her co-star Siddharth.
  • The young lead pair adds freshness to the movie. The music and cinematography is also impressive.
    The young lead pair adds freshness to the movie. The music and cinematography is also impressive.
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  • The climax is very predictable and too many subplots just add to the confusion of the audience.
    The climax is very predictable and too many subplots just add to the confusion of the audience.
  • The film is targeted towards the urban youth and might do well in multiplexes.
    The film is targeted towards the urban youth and might do well in multiplexes.