Son of

A self-absorbed young man, drowning in debts and excuses, believes the world owes him something. Instead of fixing his life, he sues his father, claiming failed parental obligations, seeking an easy payout and sympathy. The quiet, principled father, who spent his life working hard, enters court calmly with a hidden plan. Through sharp testimony and hard truths, he exposes the son's poor choices, turning the battle into an unavoidable mirror. What starts as a petty case becomes an emotional reckoning, forcing the son to confront reality: responsibility must be earned. In the end, the father's stand compels growth, offering a broken bond one final chance to heal.