Sathya has built a careful, ordinary adult life in the city, but one invitation to a school reunion pulls him straight back to the corridors, classrooms and lunch-break corners where he first fell in love. Years ago he never found the courage to confess his feelings, and the unfinished chapter has quietly followed him into adulthood ever since.

At the reunion he meets her again, now confident, successful and carrying her own share of what-ifs. Photographs, old notebooks and the school ground itself keep interrupting the present with memories, and their friends, now doctors, dreamers and young parents, recognise the old spark long before the two of them dare to admit it aloud to anyone, including themselves. Old friends, older jokes and a trip back to their hometown turn into a second chance neither of them expected. Between nostalgic pranks and honest late-night conversations, the two begin to see each other not as memories, but as people.

Yet second chances come with complications. Careers in different cities, family expectations and the fear of repeating past mistakes keep pulling them apart just as they grow close. Supported and occasionally sabotaged by their eccentric friends, Sathya must decide whether some feelings deserve one honest attempt, however late it may seem to everyone else. The film keeps its conflicts gentle and believable, preferring honest conversations over melodrama.

With Love is a youthful romantic comedy-drama filled with school-day nostalgia, gentle humour and heartfelt emotion. Abishan Jeevinth and Anaswara Rajan bring freshness and charm to the lead pair, making every awkward glance feel real. It is a sweet reminder that growing up does not always mean growing out of your first love. Some bonds simply wait, patiently, for the right season to return.

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