Movie Review Of Pihu, which is based on the worst nightmare of every parent. No, do not call this an Indian version of ‘Home Alone’. This movie does not have the humor that ‘Home Alone’ had. The movie Pihu begins with a scene where a two-year-old child (Pihu) wakes up next to her motionless mother. Her father is not at home. The little girl shouts, cries but after everything, her mom does not open her eyes. From here, her journey begins in the modern world where Pihu has to survive the horrors of the modern flat in the high-rise apartment. How scary a geyser, a refrigerator, a microwave, and other household machinery could be when a child is all alone in a house which has all of this! The camera captures all this in such a realistic way that it will compel you to shut your eyes in some of the scenes.

It is visible that the director Vinod Kapri had an ambitious project through this film. However, it is disheartening to come to terms with the fact that the film did not bring the efficacious results. The little girl Pihu (Myra Vishwakarma) is not at all acting her. All her emotions it laughter, tear r anything else are real. Even after that, the things she has been made to do in the film is a big responsibility and her tiny shoulders could not carry it. 93 minutes is too long for a toddler to keep the audience glued to their seats and that too without the presence of any other actor in the scenes. This is why the Movie Review Of Pihu has actually derailed because everything becomes exhaustive and repetitive after reaching a point.

Movie Review Of Pihu, The little girl in the movie Pihu faces one danger after the other and these all are shown many times in the scenes. All this have landed a film where you can call it nothing but a slog. Despite the good intentions and hard attempts, the film is unable to make an impact!