In pursuit of career, parents prefer to leave the joint family to live in a nuclear family. A ten-year-old child knocks on the door of court against his own parents.

"My Best Friend Dadu" is a poignant narrative centered on Ravi, a perceptive ten-year-old, who witnesses the disintegration of his family due to his parents' obsessive career pursuits. As they abandon the warmth of a joint family for a distant nuclear household, Ravi feels the absence of their affection. His life takes a turn when he discovers his estranged grandparents, forming a deep and loving bond with them. Uncovering his parents' neglect of their elders, Ravi bravely takes legal action, challenging their filial responsibilities. This act ignites a nationwide dialogue on the erosion of family values in a career-driven society, emphasizing the importance of familial love and the care of the elderly. The film is a touching reminder of the enduring strength of family bonds and the need to prioritize our elders.—[email protected]