First of all happy birthday to your dad and shoutout to every father in the community. I am happy to be able to participate again in this week contest, amazing topic from the admin by the way.
A father is not just someone who gave birth to someone but the person who was or is still there for a child, took care of the child, provided for the child needs and truly love the child dearly.
The movie that really touched me and taught me a lot about fatherhood will be the Bollywood movie "Badla" the movie showed me what it means to be a father. The movie was about how one the top marketing women in Uk was cheating, on one of her regular cheating trips, she had an accident involving her car and another person car. The other person in the car became unconscious but she and her lover thought he was dead, so she planed to throw the body in the river nearby. I wouldn't want to give spoilers but the victim parent heard about the accident and the lost body, so they decided to search for the truth about what happened to their son who suddenly disappeared. The interesting part and the part they made me respect the mother and especially the father is when the father disguised himself to be the lawyer the woman was waiting for to get her to confess and he had it on recordings.
► What you loved or hated about it?
Honestly i don't have anything i hate about the movie but i have a lot of things i like about the movie, i like the storyline, i love the use of plot twist in the movie, the way they were able to make me guess the ending multiple times and still be wrong, i like the use of suspense, i love the characters and their performances too.
► How it influenced you?
The movie really influenced me positively, i am not a father yet, but when i watched the movie, it helped me understand more about what fatherhood entails, the resilience to protect or find out the truth when it comes to our child. The unimaginable risk they are ready to take get justice, the way the way had to get up from his sick bed to disguise like a lawyer to be able to get the truth about his son death.
► What part of it did you find most interesting?
The part i find interesting will be the part where the father removed the costume he used in disguising and review himself as the father after getting the truth out of her, the look on her face made it very funny and interesting.
► Performance of the actors/actress that left an impression?
Performance wise, i really cant pick one particular actor but i will give it to Amitabh Bachchan for his performance as the disguised father, i love how calm and dominating his performance was and it fit perfectly to the character he portrayed.
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► Why do you think it's significant and great (or not)?
The movie is a significant one because it passed a lot of morals and lesson, like being a good parent and father, being faithful to ones partner, consequences of lying and that the truth can never be buried.
That is it from my side for this week contest, see you all in next week contest, happy birthday once again to admin dad.
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