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Film · 2026 · Kannada · Drama

Love Seasons

145 min 3 Jul 2026
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Synopsis

Love Seasons

A young dreamer's life is shaped by three women, each representing a season of love, pain, and transformation. Through broken promises, heartbreak, and hope, he discovers the true meaning of life and relationships a heartfelt journey where every ending leads to a new beginning.

Director
Kruthvik Shetty
Release
3 Jul 2026 · Week recap
Run time
145 min
Language
Kannada

Cast & crew

RA Rajesh Nataranga Cast Mandya Ramesh Mandya Ramesh Cast KR Kruthvik Shetty Director

Reviews

Indian-media reviews, grouped by reception.

Critics' consensus

Mixed

Across 3 available source-linked Indian-media reviews for Love Seasons, reception is mixed.

Best forViewers looking for drama and romance in Kannada cinema.

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Cinema Express Sharadhaa
The film is not without flaws. At nearly two and a half hours, it overstays its welcome in places, and a tighter edit would have sharpened several emotional peaks. A few narrative detours briefly affect the flow before the story regains its footing. Yet even in these uneven stretches, the film never loses its emotional centre.
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The New Indian Express A Sharadhaa
It is an ambitious narrative that occasionally lingers longer than necessary, but its emotional conviction keeps the film grounded.
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Details

Technical specs

Release date
3 Jul 2026
Run time
145 min
Language
Kannada
Country
IN
Director
Kruthvik Shetty

Trivia

  • Love Seasons is a 2026 Indian Kannada language film directed by Kruthvik Shetty.
  • The film stars Mukunda Ramaswami, Diya Keerthi, and Chandana Poornima in the lead roles.
  • The cast includes actors Rajesh Nataranga and Mandya Ramesh.
  • Music for the film was composed by Veer Samarth.
  • The Times of India reviewer Susmita Sameera described the film as a decent one-time watch for audiences who enjoy melodramatic romantic dramas.
  • Cinema Express reviewer Sharadhaa noted that director Kruthvik Shetty values emotional honesty over formula.