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Meghna and Kartik, your modern live-in relationship couple. He’s an artist while she’s a scientist. Made for each other or so it seems. Until Meghna talking about a past interest brings about a surge of jealousy in Kartik. Search for Satyajeet Dubey's acting in this specific scene.

Although, at times, you can’t help but feel, at the age of millennium, are these even matters that lead to a strife. But, there's no contention here. Kartik decides to bear things quietly despite a storm raging inside him. In any case, once more, when there are impacts like Arjun Reddy, I guess it makes a difference.

Even though Kartik tries to brush it off, we can clearly see it’s nagging him. Harleen Sethi as Meghna dazzles with her beauty and acting chops. She’s quite a natural in scenes where she is quite oblivious to the misgivings of her partner. Like how most females are, to the absurdities of their male partners. Generalisation of the character forestalls Dubey from rising above mediocrity though there are a few flashes of splendor. One or two supporting cast members additionally seem undesirable.

Intelligent dialogues regardless of a tinge of guile are a major plus in Love, Bites. Frames, especially ones shot indoors are warm and cozy. Predictability in the twist and the general story and screenplay spoil the fun, to an extent. The ending, despite, being unsuprising, leaves you with a warm and fuzzy feeling. Die-hard romantics might take to the film, more kindly.

Love, Bites streams on Disney-Hotstar