Movie Review - Apur Sangsar
Director: Satyajit Ray
Screenplay: Satyajit Ray
Cast: Soumitra Chatterjee, Sharmila Tagore, Alkoe Chakravarty, Shapan Mukherjee
Length: 107min
PLOT: Graduate yet jobless Apu is composing a novel dependent on his life. One day his life takes an unexpected turn when he meets his old companion Pulu. He takes Apu to his town to go to the wedding of her cousin Aparna. On the big day the husband ends up being a psychological patient and the wedding gets dropped. Apu, out of compassion, consents to be the substitute man of the hour. In this way starts a romantic tale that in the long run winds up in misfortune.
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Review: Apur Sansar is embraced from popular author Bibhutibushan Banerjee's 1930 novel dependent on Indian way of life. It is the last film of the 'Apu' set of three; which comprises of Pather Pachali, Aparajito and Apur Sansar; all unbelievable motion pictures in their own privileges. Additionally, every one of them three are coordinated by Satyajit Ray.
This film is a work of art of Ray. Apu has a drifter existence who needs to be well known by composing his own novel. One day he gets hitched to his companion Pulu's cousin Aparna and the story goes on in an emotional manner. It is an extremely straightforward story, however the great depiction by Ray made it a truly agreeable watch. This film had everything in it. It had dreams of two individuals who are frantically infatuated with one another, misfortune and a ground-breaking finishing. The entertainers carry reality into the film. In the function of Apu, Soumitra Chatterjee is hesitant and sublime. He is the ideal expansion of Apu as an adult. Sharmila Tagore is unmistakably a stalwart entertainer. This film acquainted her with film. The plot passes on in basic images of the rigid swing of life and demise. To wrap things up, the music of this film is made by as a matter of fact Pandit Ravi Shankar. Apur Sansar is one of the most incredible evergreen Bengali films ever constructed. It is an absolute necessity watch for a wide range of film sweethearts.
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