A father is his child’s first hero.
More often than not, the child dreams of one day being as good as his father. Silver screen heroes who have the power to inspire audiences in the remotest parts of the world, have their first biggest fan and follower right at home. In many cases it’s a son who literally wishes to be ‘just like daddy when he grows up’.
This story is from the September 2016 edition of Galatta Cinema.
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