Konjam Pesinaal Yenna

<p>Sanjana, whose dormant feelings for her childhood crush, Ajay, are reignited when they meet again virtually. Despite not confessing her past emotions, the two make phone conversations during the lockdown and begin to form a new bond without attaching any traditional relationship labels to it. However, their journey towards acknowledging their feelings is fraught with challenges typical of any love story. In February 2021, it was announced that Sameer Bharat Ram would produce a film initially called as Production No. 11 starring and . In April 2022, the film’s title was revealed to be . It was further reported that Lenin is the director of cinematography, while Akash and Nazrem Sam are the art directors. Dhanasekar is the film editor, while the costume design is by Riya and Jaiwanti. Keerthi Pandian and Vinoth Kishan were selected to play the lead roles in the film in March 2021, where the former will be seen as a fashion designer and the latter as an artist. Giri Murphy, the director of the film, explains that the film is a feel-good rom-com. Both the characters have beautiful pasts, and the film shows how they get connected in the present and how their love goes on. There are two shades shown in the film. One portion would be a school portion one-sided love. And then the second portion would be a present love between the two protagonists. Filming began in February 2021, and a year later, in February 2022. The music is composed by Deepan Chakravarthy. A single “Tholaigiren Naan Tholaigiren” released on 18 November 2022. Roopa Radhakrishnan of rated two point five out of five and stated that “Konjam Pesinaal Yenna is an easy breezy watch as long as it just follows the leads’ love story and doesn’t try to be too inventive just for the sake of it or doesn’t have a mother give a forceful lecture to her daughter.” Jayabhuvaneshwari B of rated one point five out of five and wrote that “When the film neared its climax, I wondered if it would have made better sense to release it during or immediately after the pandemic”</p>