‘Piku’ was everything that could stand for cinema. The characteristic of Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Irfan remains a subtle, loving film about the relationship between Shujit Sirkar-director, a father-daughter. But, honestly, everything about the film – from its story stood for a lot, casting, cinematography and even costumes. In fact, in fact, ‘Piku’ was more relevant, as it turned out. This is still there.

The biggest victory of the film was not in presenting a thoughtful story, but was fully creating this full experience of life. Essentially a girl’s visit, it reflects the kind of romance that finds you in the poem – the slow exchange of gazes, and what you feel is something, but you don’t want to hurry it. The romance in which the journey is more unforgettable. His relationship with Rana (IRRFAN) acted as a metaphor of how, sometimes, emotional support is dramatic or not all consumption.

‘Piku’ acted like a balm. This corrected a generation trying to deal with poisoning in a relationship, the burden of perfection in doing every role, and spending ages trying to find the right balance between working at work and managing family duties.

How does Piku find himself during a road trip with his father and the man, which is just a ‘driver’-it is not only life-reference, but also a soft reminder that self-cushion often manifests in the most common, uncomfortable moments of care, struggle and a calm relationship.

Picu makes its strength its strength, develops in a more bright version of itself. The journey, her time with Rana, and the art of letting her father learn from her father became the new qualities that she takes forward. When her father dies, she is ready to deal with emotions with calm grace – leaves her daughter -in -law duties, which is something beautiful in memories made in memories, and focuses on the life that she lived – flexible and huge.

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Being a picu, he was able to understand life in both its beautiful and worst. It was about introspection and navigating through it, without roadmap, in fact. It was also about knowing that the relationship we form and the memories we make are the ones we are for the treasure when the wheel of time stops at the end.

A film like ‘Piku’ uplifts cinema, and a piece of entertainment leads to more way. This, in a way, looks like life. Every time you see it, you take it a chapter with you, nourish it for a lifetime. This is like the moment when you feel proud of yourself who you are, after an emotional breakdown, piece by piece. The ultimate comfort and joy, ‘Piku’, is the one who is very threads of your heartbeat. No?