'96

The writing is terrific as is the acting of Trisha Krishnan and Vijay Sethupathi.

The film will take you on a nostalgic trip to your school days and old flames.

Set to Govind Vasantha's amazing music and score, it's a simple nostalgia that resists becoming melodrama.

96 is a wonderful, sensitive and honest love film that takes us, just like Ramachandran, back in time and makes us reminisce without ever being too corny or soppy.

Vijay Sethupathi sails through the film effortlessly in his role and Trisha also aces her performance as a married woman who can't stop indulging in emotional infidelity.

Kumar's 96 is a classic love story that will be fondly remembered.

Janaki is Trisha's most rounded character since Jessie in Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaaya. Her innate coolness and reserve serve Janaki beautifully.

On the whole, if you like romance, 96 is pure magic.

Understated performances complement Prem Kumar's storytelling lyricism, and create magic.