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The butterfly effect on love

Nick Payne's Constellations, among the most well-received plays on West End and Broadway, comes to Nariman Point

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Mansi Multani and Jim Sarbh. Pics/Suresh Karkera

Mansi Multani and Jim Sarbh. Pics/Suresh Karkera

When we ask theatre actors Mansi Multani and Jim Sarbh if they believe in true love, Multani smiles and nods her head. Sarbh launches into a monologue. "The same person in slightly different circumstances may not be your true love. So then, what is true love? True love is a product of circumstances and possibilities.

And it depends what you are open to [and] when. I may have already met the true love of my life, and just not been in a place to see it. So now, where are they? Am I saying there's no possibility of meeting another one like that? Love is a shout in the street: it comes in, [and] it floats by every now and then. I could truly love her just for a week; I could truly love someone else just for three years; I could truly love someone my [whole] life."

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