Some stories make sense when looking back years later, rather than at the moment they are told. This Tamil production, directed by Aakash Baskaran, pursues exactly such a feeling: the story of unrequited love, longing for the past and the bittersweet journey of growing up. The young hero, played by Atharvaa Murali, is forced to grow up bearing the scars of a love affair he encountered at a defining period in his life. The film, which tells how a one-sided love both destroys and shapes a person, turns nostalgia into a window to understand the inner world of the character, rather than using it as a sentimental tool. Fahadh Faasil's presence adds unexpected depth and color to the story; The journey of two men from two different generations in the same emotional universe constitutes one of the most interesting layers of the film. S. Thaman's music almost becomes a second voice to the story, as always in such emotional Tamil narratives. It is quite a delicate task to carry the drama without disturbing the balance between romance and comedy; While trying to establish this balance, the film aims to both make the audience laugh and make them feel depressed. Appealing to those who love the things that youth leave behind, unforgettable faces and sentences starting with "I wish", this production brings together the universal language of coming-of-age stories with the original emotionality of Tamil cinema.