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Good
4 reviews · provisional
56
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A quietly emotional father-son road drama praised for its performances, music and cinematography despite deliberately slow pacing, though one critic calls the script hollow and the premise flimsy.
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Summary
Father's Day (2026, Kannada) has a Filmi Score of 56 from 4 critic reviews, and is rated 7+ by Filmi (CBFC: U/A 7+).
On the verge of fatherhood, Sushant learns his estranged father is alive. Hoping to reconnect, he sets out on a one-day motorcycle ride through rural Karnataka to meet the man who once abandoned him. What follows is a journey of discovery, bonding, and unforgettable moments, an emotional ride that comes once in a lifetime.
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On the verge of fatherhood, Sushant learns his estranged father is alive. Hoping to reconnect, he sets out on a one-day motorcycle ride through rural Karnataka to meet the man who once abandoned him. What follows is a journey of discovery, bonding, and unforgettable moments, an emotional ride that comes once in a lifetime.
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What the critics said
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Critic finds the road-comedy competently acted, especially by Ajith Hande, though incongruous comic interludes disrupt the narration; closes by… Read it there →
Critic finds the road-movie premise flimsy, the dialogue poor and the script hollow, arguing that neither father nor son changes meaningfully, and… Read it there →
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15
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What did critics say about Father's Day?
Father's Day has a Filmi Score of 56 (Good), the mean of 4 readings of critic reviews, one per review. The score is provisional until at least five reviews are read. Readings run from 15 (Deccan Herald) to 80 (Cinema Express). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
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