I rarely go to watch movies in the cinema halls rather multiplexes because I felt that film makers are struggling to find new stories.So most films I have watched I forget in no time.But not PiKU - it is really different.
The cast was interesting and I expected something really good. As the movie started I felt good as it rekindled memories of my experiences of Calcutta and recently Kolkata and I had also been to Chitaranjan Park in Delhi.
I started enjoying the movie. To our left side was a group of girls all with eatables. As soon the first inkling of an escaping piiiiii.kuu and the real problem with the old and ageing baby came some girls just went out to enjoy their eatables without thinking of a common problem faced by many if not most ageing and old persons.
However I could identify with the characters having had an aged mother with me in Kolkata and who expired there and who too faced the same problem along with other problems.
While the movie reminded me of my aged octogenarian mother and her last days it also made me think that the younger people have to understand the problems of old and aged people who become dependent on their children and become like a baby.
If parents have brought up the babies to become youth and then adults it becomes their duty to take care of their aged and old and suffering parents and relatives properly.
The film portrayed everything in an excellent manner and deserves highest accolades.I should say that I felt satisfied with the film, the acting, the characters and the portrayal of the old man, his daughter and the relatives and the man who comes in to her life etc.