5 Bollywood Movies That Brilliantly Showcased Father-Daughter Relationships

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1. Piku

A crowd-favourite is Piku that shone a light on the eccentric family of an ailing, single father and his daughter. Bhashkor is an educated, opinionated man whose daughter lives with him, a daughter who is perhaps even more headstrong than he is. Amazingly, he not only respects her for who she is, but he also nurtures and encourages the traits of independence, equality and no-nonsense in her. Bhaskor is portrayed brilliantly by Amitabh Bachchan and the strong star cast of Deepika Padukone and Irrfan Khan make it a must-watch.

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2. Gunjan Saxena

Gunjan Saxena wants to fly. Her mother doesn’t think it’s wise and her brother is critical of her lofty choice. Though her father lacks the money she needs to pursue her dream, he makes up for it with abundant motivation and a cheery disposition. And no one else could have played the role better than Pankaj Tripathi, the father who is considerate and conscious that a woman always has it harder.

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3. Dangal

Based on the true story of the Phogat family, Dangal was received extremely well by the audience. Aamir Khan plays the central role of Mahavir Singh Phogat, a wrestler who trains his daughters Geeta (Fatima Sana Shaikh) and Babita (Sanya Malhotra) to become India’s top wrestlers. With one single dialogue, “Hamari chhoriyaan chhoron se kam hain ke?“, the movie gained massive popularity and rightly so.

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4. Chachi 420

Picture this, it’s the late 90s, you are dressed up in your best, samosa in one hand and cola in the other. It’s showtime and you are at the movie theatre, ready to watch the blockbuster Chachi 420. This movie has managed to hold mass appeal even after decades. Chachi 420, by Kamal Hassan, was a film about a divorced dad’s longing to be around his daughter and in turn, present a hilarious laugh-riot.

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5. Khamoshi: The Musical

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s directorial debut beautifully explores the bond between a mute father and a normal kid. The film really touches you when Nana Patkar tries to revive his daughter in a coma by a moving ‘mute’ speech. Nana Patekar’s breathtaking performance as a deaf-mute man won many hearts with this movie.

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