Dissappointing !! Its like when
the chef has all the ingredients to make a Michelin star dish and he fails to
put it together for some reason. The dish is unappetizing and tastes
average. This was a great opportunity
for Tanuj Bhramar to make an award winning film. A brilliant actor who fits the
character perfectly with his natural poise, intensity and charm. A teenage
debutant who is able to emote and has a grip on his act. A very unique and interesting story with the
potential to stand out. Scenic locations
to compliment the silent emotive and poignant issue. Silent frames and tones
that begged for intensity and motion from the director. The script lacked
dialogue, involvement of characters making the story torpid. Dear Dad lacks the juice and spice that make films
great. There are huge gaps in the narrative. The father confesses – the son
reacts – interval – the son accepts – THE END.
The father son relationship has
been done justice by the father and the son. The friendly relationship that a
loving father is strong enough to have with the son, has been depicted
beautifully. Himanshu Sharma shows maturity as Shivam while dealing with a
difficult issue his family faces.The film successfully rubbishes common, prejudiced and condescending misconceptions about a particular social minority,
Rating – 2 / 5
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