Satyajit Ray's film 'Pather Panchali', which precedes 'The World of Apu', is released in 1955, marking the beginning of the Apu Trilogy.
The second film in the Apu Trilogy, 'Aparajito' is released in 1956, continuing Apu's story.
The final installment of the Apu Trilogy, 'The World of Apu' is released, concluding Apu's journey in Satyajit Ray's critically acclaimed series.
Apu completes his college education, which sets the foundation for his future as a writer and intellectual.
Apu marries Aparna, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his personal life.
Aparna becomes pregnant but tragically dies during childbirth, leaving Apu heartbroken and alone with their son.
Apu faces hardships raising his son alone, coping with grief and financial difficulties.
Apu engages in literary pursuits and teaching while raising his son, reflecting his intellectual commitments.
Apu decides to send his son away to boarding school for better education and upbringing.
Years later, Apu reunites with his grown son, signifying a pivotal moment of reconciliation and closure.
