The cinematography is of top notch and adds as additional screenplay to the film. The writers should have created many such situations in the centre part of the film. The initial phase of the journey is filled with many sweet moments and also the finale part succeeds in touching your inner soul. On the positive side, the whole issue related to homosexuality has been handled in a matured manner. Nitin loves his son and has to send him to boarding school and on his way to the school he decides to reveal the truth to his son. After so many years of marriage, Nitin comes out of the closet and decides to reveal about his homosexuality to Shivam. 'Dear Dad' is a story of Nitin (Arvind Swamy) and his son Shivam (Himanshu Sharma). Thus the expectations are there but only for all those who have been waiting to see back their blue eyed hero Arvind Swamy.
Now, after almost two decades, he returns back to Hindi films in the form of 'Dear Dad'. Sadly, the failure of these films paused the celebrations and also shelved his film with Madhuri Dixit. The Hindi film directors also cashed in the popularity of Arvind Swamy in the form of films like 'Saat Rang KeSapnay' and 'Raja Ko Rani Se Pyaar Ho Gaya'. His popularity motivated few more film makers to dub more films like 'Sapnay', 'Maun' and 'Priyanka'.
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This movie marked the proper arrival of dubbed films along with re-launching of Madhoo followed by launching of A.R Rahman, Maniratnam and Arvind Swamy.The latter three, repeated their magic once more in 'Bombay', after which there was immense fan following for all of them, especially for Arvind Swamy who was the most loved actor among the ladies. The ratio increased after the successful launch of Kamal Hassan, Rajnikant, Sridevi and Jaya Prada in Hindi films.Įxcept for films like 'Appu Raja' none of these dubbed films managed to make their mark until, the arrival of Maniratnam's award winning film 'Roja'. Right since the retro era, South Indian films used to be dubbed in Hindi in order to get the wider audience.
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