Yes I know what you mean about the character of the father. the end bit was weird when he said that he had been visititng the child at the school. How would the child have never mentioned it to her parents?

I didn’t notice the school discrepancy… Hmm that is true!

Overall, I would agree with you but just felt that way too much power and authority was given to the dad (especially in this modern age).

Also, there something a bit worrying that the only time he will forgive his daughter is when calamity befell her. That just felt hypocritcal considering the vehement opposition previously.

Another thing that I found disturbing is the fact that the mother will obey her husband to the point of basically being devoid of maternal solicitude. C’mon, your only daughter for chrissakes and you are satisfied with just seeing her once along the way in so many years. Scondly, I felt like slapping the dad when he said he was secretly visiting the granddaughter. I just thought, this has to be the height of selfishness. Not allowing your wife to enjoy her grandkid but you having fun on the down low.

One last thing, Is it me or something? Ithought Rukky was meant to go back to school just after she had the baby, how come she was still in school when the child was shown to be about 8 years old. Did they get the timing wrong or something?
Otherwise, a lovely movie bar the distracting tackinness of the producer putting his phone number in the opening and closing credits

That voiceover Yemi Blaq’s thoughts was just the weirdest thing ever! I would really like to hear how that came about.