Ramam Raghavam

This movie portrays a real-life family dynamic where the majority of families experience conflicts between fathers and sons. The son often feels that his father does nothing for him, seeing him as the villain in his life, while in reality, the father would sacrifice everything for his son's future. I hope this film reaches today's youth and helps them understand the value of their parents.

However, I doubt this film will have any real impact on the so-called Gen Z, as they seem oblivious to the significance of their parents' role.

I'm certain that even those with the slightest emotional capacity will be moved to tears in the last 30 minutes.

Honestly, I feel this generation doesn't deserve such a powerful film.