On Satyajit Ray's birth anniversary on May 2, here's a list of timeless classics that are perfect for any day.
Being Ray's debut film & the first installment of the Apu Trilogy, this movie is a touching coming-of-age tale in rural Bengal, tracing young Apu's life amid poverty & illness.
The second part of the Apu Trilogy, Aparajito depicts Apu's adolescence as he moves to the city with his family for his education & losing his beloved sister in the process.
The concluding chapter of the Apu Trilogy, this film showcases Apu's journey into adulthood, including his love life, marriage, fatherhood, & the complexities of life.
Jalsaghar explores themes of fading glory and the decline of civilisation. The film also focuses on a wealthy zamindar (landlord) who throws a lavish party to recapture his past eliteness.
This is an anthology film showcasing three stories about women from different walks of life. Each story explores the challenges & complexities faced by them in Indian society.
A captivating story from 19th-century Bengal about a neglected housewife who finds comfort in reading and forms a close relationship with her husband's cousin.
Nayak shows human connection in a train compartment, where a movie star discusses vulnerabilities & inner conflicts with a journalist.
This is an exciting adventure movie for kids, following the thrilling journey of young Satyajit & his friend Apu as they search for a hidden treasure.