So here's the premise - a rich lawyer adopts the son of his best friend following a murder and brings him up alongside his own daughter. Roll on a few years. The boy is a star pupil and has grown to be the spitting image of his late father. We find out that the rich lawyer had an affair with his late best friend and now finds his adopted son sexually attractive. Trouble is - the adopted son has fallen in love with his 'sister'. This is a delicate storyline and requires some expert acting. Herein lies the problem. The two main leads are very wooden and unsympathetic. And the film drags its heels at a snail's pace. The only saving grace is a star turn from Dimples Romana as the tortured wife. A disappointment.
Review of My Father, Myself
