Tamil cinema finally produces a film that will catch your feeling and make you cry. This is the one movie i will surly suggest you all to watch with your family and loved ones.  A moving story is Dada. Numerous emotionally charged times, a hint of romance, a hint of comedy, a hint of drama, a hint of bittersweet love. It tells the tale of unintentional parenthood and all of its difficulties. The main pair's chemistry functions like cotton and fire. VTV Ganesh performs his comedy characters with ease, and the newcomers also excel in their roles. The comedy works fantastically. Both Aparna Das and Kavin perform admirably as Manikandan and Sindu, respectively. Both of whom I believe will become big stars and who I believe are here to stay.

Ganesh K. Babu wrote the screenplay for the movie Dada, which Ambeth Kumar is directing under the Olympia Movies label. It features Bhagyaraj, VTV Ganesh, Pradeep Antony, Harish Kumar, and other actors in supporting parts in addition to Kavin and Aparna Das in the lead roles. Jen Martin wrote the soundtrack, and Ezhil Arasu K is in charge of the camera. The rambling and sentimental drama Dada is meant to be about a father who raises his son alone for the first four years of his life because he is a single parent. However, the film spends far too much time focusing on his employment issues and little time on the father-son relationship. Dada is an excellently written drama with just the perfect amount of humor, feeling, and love. Something to be on the lookout for.

The success of the film is largely due to the child actor Adithya, who I believe was underutilised. The film's title, DADA, is an acronym for "appa," so Aditya should have been given more screen time. Instead, we were given a few meaningless group  dance tunes that lacked any real substance. In actuality, the movie was lacking a major romantic hit tune that would have given it deeper charm. In Dada, many things are left unspoken, which is a welcome trait for a movie about careless mothers. Filmmaker Ganesh takes caution not to glorify motherhood or shame women for having to make difficult choices.

Overall, I loved the movie and in the climax scene my eyes were filled with tears till the end of the movie. I suggested my friends this movie and they hugged me and thanked me for the suggestion of the movie. I spent a good time watching this after a long time. 

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