On Father’s Day, we look at films that show fathers in empowered roles, transcending typical responsibilities to become true friends. And to Find some of the magical Characters we are here to help. Here’s the list of films to watch on Father’s day.
1. Wake up Sid (2009)
Ranbir Kapoor stars as Sid, a privileged young man who wastes his father’s fortune in this moving picture. Sid is lost in life, struggling with his photographic passion and failing to navigate his personal connections. He returns home with his first paycheck, fearful of being left behind. Sid’s father (Anupam Kher) embraces him in a tearful moment, finally embracing his son’s true passion. The film depicts eloquently how, no matter how many mistakes a child commits, a parent’s love has the power to forgive and forget.
2.Piku (2015)
The film deals around a lot more than just the digestive system, telling the story of an appealing duo — an unforgiving, elderly father, Bhaskor (Amitabh Bachchan), and a working millennial, financially independent, and strong-headed woman, Piku (Deepika Padukone). During a road trip from Delhi to Kolkata with Rana (late Irffan), the father and daughter enjoy a sequence of hilarious and uplifting encounters in which the roles are reversed. This candid depiction of elderly parents and their adult children illustrates the essence of love and family relationships.
3.kapoor and Sons (2016)
Kapoor And Sons digs into the issues experienced by Amarjeet (Rajat Kapoor), a middle-class parent on the verge of a mid-life crisis, in the midst of a turbulent family dynamic. Amarjeet seeks peace outside of his rocky relationship while caring for his elderly father (Rishi Kapoor). He also has a tumultuous relationship with his sons Rahul (Fawad Khan) and Arjun (Sidharth Malhotra), since he prefers one over the other. The family’s quest for a unifying portrait becomes an elusive goal as fragile moments unravel. The family, on the other hand, discovers the power of accepting each other’s flaws, culminating in a moving demonstration of unconditional acceptance.
4.Dangal (2016)
In this inspirational story, veteran wrestler Mahavir Phogat (Aamir Khan) wishes for a safe future for his daughters Geeta (Fatima Sana Shaikh) and Babita (Sanya Malhotra). Mahavir teaches his daughters in the harsh world of wrestling, breaking down societal barriers. Though hesitant at first, the daughters soon comprehend their father’s hopes and goals for them. In reality, when the rest of the world does not believe in his daughters’ abilities, he becomes a coach and prepares them with world-class training to compete for Olympic gold. This touching father-daughter story is full of determination and persistence.
5. Angrezi Medium (2020)
The enthralling story of a forward-thinking father striving to make his beloved daughter’s aspirations come true in a poignant tale that marks the late Irffan’s final project. Despite their financial difficulties and the fact that they live in a small town in Udaipur, Tarika’s (Radhika Madan) dreams are limitless. Together with her father, Champal Bansal (Irrfan), they embark on a series of hilarious misadventures. This incredible story of love, dreams, and humour will move and entertain you.
