Kiss

Storyline

Kiss is a Tamil romantic comedy about Nelson, a carefree musician who discovers he can see the future of any couple who kisses. While his gift initially amuses him, everything changes when he sees a tragic fate awaiting the woman he loves. Determined to challenge destiny, Nelson embarks on a heartfelt and humorous journey filled with quirky characters, romantic chaos, and supernatural intrigue. With Kavin and Preethi Asrani’s charming chemistry, Vijay Sethupathi’s narration, and Jen Martin’s vibrant music, Kiss explores love, fate, and the courage to rewrite one’s future in a lighthearted yet emotionally resonant tale.

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Tagline

"Love’s Future is in His Hands."

Trivia

• Kiss marks the directorial debut of choreographer Sathish Krishnan and features the first on-screen pairing of Kavin and Preethi Asrani. Vijay Sethupathi lends his voice as the narrator, adding star power and a unique flavor to the film. Music is composed by Jen Martin, his third collaboration with Kavin after Dada (2023) and Bloody Beggar (2024).

Goofs

• In an early cut, a background café menu alternates between English and Tamil inconsistently. In one romantic sequence, Preethi Asrani’s hair shifts from loose to tied between cuts. A minor continuity error is spotted where Nelson’s guitar strap changes sides during a live performance scene.

Quotes

• Quotes “Some kisses aren’t just love… they are destiny.”
• “If fate writes the story, I’ll rewrite the ending.”

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• The opening credits unfold with animated lips transforming into clocks, symbolizing love and time. Vijay Sethupathi’s narration begins before the title card, and his name reappears mid-credits in a glowing neon frame.

Connections

• The supernatural theme subtly nods to Tamil magical realism seen in films like Om Shanthi Om and Premam, while the quirky love-meets-fate narrative recalls elements of Kadhalil Sodhappuvadhu Yeppadi. The time-and-love motif also echoes international romantic comedies such as About Time and The Butterfly Effect.

Soundtracks

• Composed by Jen Martin, the soundtrack blends youthful romance with soulful emotion: “Thirudi” – a peppy introduction to Nelson and his love interest;
• “Jillelama” – a quirky, fun dance track;
• “Kaadhal Katchi” – a heartfelt ballad during the emotional midpoint;
• “Oru Mutham” – a dreamy montage song;
• “Iravu Thedum” – a soulful melody underscoring the climax.