Self-absorbed young man, drowning in debts and excuses, decides the world owes him some-thing. Instead of fixing his life, he shocks everyone by filing a lawsuit against the one person who actually stood by him: his father. Claiming that his father "failed to fulfil parental obligations," he drags the oldman into court, hoping for an easy payout and public sympathy. The father, a quiet, principled man who spent his life working hard, doesn't react with anger. He calmly steps into the courtroom with a plan that no one sees coming. Through sharp testimony, hard truths, and a reveal that exposes the son's choices, the father turns the legal battle into a mirror the son can't avoid. What begins as a petty case slowly transforms into an emotional reckoning. In the end, the son is confronted with the reality he has been running from: responsibility can't be inherited, demanded, or litigated. It has to be earned. The father's unexpected stand forces him to grow up, and the courtroom becomes the place where a broken bond has one final chance to heal.
