The story of going on a melancholy journey with the protagonist and recounting his attempt with love is a subject the audience is familiar with. This style of narrator always provides more scope for the filmmakers on the canvas. Krishna, the lead actor who made his debut as a director with this film, has done exactly that and hit the right notes. The film is soulful, fresh and has enough situations that anyone can relate to.
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The two-and-a-half-hour-long film may sound clunky at times, but it certainly has enough material and heart-touching scenes that pull a story back. The story traces the love stories in Aadi's life, over the course of two decades. The visuals are all entertaining and the visuals and music complement it in the right fashion. Krishna seems to have chosen his artists as well. Rachana has the desired spunk to roll the story.
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The ensemble of teenagers is all praiseworthy. Amrita Iyengar is a revelation and she impresses. Milana Nagraj chips in with a mature performance. Krishna ensures that he stands tall for the work he has given himself in his first film. Love mocktail is a story never seen before. It is this familiarity in the narrative that makes it so sociable. It is definitely worth a visit to the cinema hall if you are a fan of romance or nostalgia.
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