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Love Will Take Over

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Romance blossoms between young Sushrut and Michelle when they meet during the festival of Navratri. When Michelle returns home to the United Kingdom, Sushrut embarks on an adventurous journey through a strange land to win her back.

Year

2018

Duration

2h 20m

IMDb

3.5

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Cast

AM

Abhiraj Minawala

Director

Sammy Jonas Heaney

Student

Aayush Sharma

Sushrut

Cast

AM

Abhiraj Minawala

Director

Sammy Jonas Heaney

Student

Aayush Sharma

Sushrut

Warina Hussain

Warina Hussain

Caroline Wilde

Kate

Danny Mahoney

Chris

SA

Sarah Andrews

Student

MA

Mohd Aslam

Londoner

AB

Alexandra Borghild

Amy

JB

Jan Bostock

Immigration official

DB

Dilyana Bouklieva

1. Police Officer. 2. Charity organisation employee

Lee Byford

Police Officer

NC

Nisheeth Chandra

Visa Consultant 1

LL

Lucy Lewendon

Bar attendee

SC

Sol Corfield

Dancer

Pratik Gandhi

Nagendra

AG

Al Groves

Homeless Man

G

Gurii

Gursewak

NB

Niren Bhatt

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

Salili TautiiAug 10, 2026

only the trailer but wen u download it,it another movie it not the same with the trailer that show pliz upload the real movie

Mahdi🤜🤛Aug 2, 2026

@Mrs A #30092017Aug 2, 2026

GIDEON KWABENA APPIAH (GKA)🦍Apr 28, 2023

This movie is so irritating.so cold Bollywood love story.

Puseletso Mokhant'soApr 28, 2023

Love it Awesome Movie pls watch it I hope ye movie flop na.ho.

فتبينوا ♥️🫀Apr 28, 2023

It is good movie don't understand why people are disliking the movie. Its not bad at all for the new comer.

007Apr 28, 2023

Songs are too good and story was good throughout. it could had a better ending.

WULA CHAM JARJUApr 28, 2023

Amazing movie... sweet romance that reminds us of the olden love stories

Abena SikaApr 28, 2023

When you have Salman Khan backing you up, the world is at your feet. However, you should take benefit of this privilege. Unfortunately, director Abhiraj Maniwala makes sure that this journey is forgettable for you. LoveYatri tells the story of local Garba teacher, Sushrut, who falls in with a NRI girl, Manisha, hailing from London. Due to misunderstanding, she travels back to London while Sushrut must try to win her back. First time director, Abhiraj Minawala, tells the story which we have witnessed innumerable times on the silver screen. Even if the treatment of the subject would have been sober, I would have been happy to write the review. Unfortunately, the film is a big boredom right from the beginning till the end. With high production values, the makers forgot to focus on the most important part of the film - script. Cinematography is beautiful while art direction is superb along with good background score. Music by Sanchit Balhara is the only saving grace in the film. "Chagoda" is probably one of the best song of the year. Performances by the new kids on the block - Aayush Sharma and Warina Hussain is weak and both actors are expressionless throughout the film. Ronit Roy is repeating himself in the same role again and again. It is Ram Kapoor who shines with his fantastic performance. Overall, LoveYatri is a journey full of loopholes. Terrible 1/5

abdonakobeApr 28, 2023

Sushrut or 'Susu' as he's fondly called, is written off as an unambitious boy, whose only interest is to dance his life away. He constantly faces pressure from his family to find a 'real' job, while he dreams of opening his own garba academy in Vadodara. Over to the United Kingdom; Michelle is at the top of her class, but she wishes to return to her motherland in India. Her father (Ronit Roy) reluctantly agrees; they arrive in Baroda and extend their stay to celebrate Navratri on the insistence of his imposing Gujarati family. During the 'festival of dance', Susu falls in love with Michelle at first sight. He becomes the typical lover boy who literally runs in circles, to follow his heart. 'LoveYatri' is a straightforward love story - nothing more, nothing less. The makers clearly set out to create a sugary film, so they do that with enthusiasm and tons of nostalgic appeal. Debutant director Abhiraj Minawala plays it safe by sticking to a tried and tested formula, focusing on mushy moments to create drama. The problem is that there are too many sweet nothings in between, and that doesn't help an unambitious screenplay. The characters are likeable, but the story doesn't make you feel for them because there is little conflict of note and whatever arises is doused with ease. The songs in the film get special attention for capturing the festivity and mood around garba. Composer Tanishk Bagchi's renditions of 'Chogada' and 'Dholida' are energetic with foot-tapping energy guaranteed to be popular on every Navratri playlist. Vaibhavi Merchant's choreography will inspire plenty to shake a leg as well. The rest of the compositions are catchy enough not to become overbearing as they emerge at the drop of a hat. It's evident that Aayush and Warina are raw, but both have a charming screen presence with enough chemistry. Since the story requires them to be innocent and naïve young lovers, this inexperience works in their favour. Ayush's boyish appeal is likeable, although his first film doesn't give him a chance to show much range as an actor. Ronit Roy as Michelle's father and Ram Kapoor as Susu's uncle, lead the charge to handle the emotionally heavier dialogues and scenes. Although 'LoveYatri' lacks the gripping appeal of more contemporary romantic stories, it might be just enough to satiate die-hard romantics looking to revisit the love stories of the 90s.