Pather Panchali is the first installment of Ray's Apu Trilogy, capturing the essence of rural life and societal struggles.

The film revolves around a farmer's struggle to save his land from being taken over by a wealthy landlord.

Penned by Kavi Pradeep and sung by Lata Mangeshkar, 'Aye Mere Watan Ke Logo' is a patriotic song that resonated with the nation.

Meena Kumari's portrayal of Chhoti Bahu, a young bride caught in a loveless marriage, earned her critical acclaim.

Ankur delves into the relationship between a young widow and a Harijan farmhand, highlighting the social injustices prevalent in Indian society.

Om Puri's character, Anant Velankar, is a police officer who struggles to uphold justice in a corrupt system.

36 Chowringhee Lane delves into the lives of two women from different generations, highlighting their struggles and resilience.

Mirch Masala is set in the fictional village of Mirchpur, where a group of women fight against the oppression of a wealthy landlord.

Roja tells the story of Roja, a young woman from Kashmir, and her husband Rishi, an army officer, as they navigate the complexities of love and politics.

Lagaan is set in the village of Champaner, where a group of villagers challenge their British rulers to a cricket match to avoid paying taxes.

Unishe April delves into the lives of two friends, Rajat and Antara, as they navigate societal norms and their own personal struggles.

Vidya Balan's character, Vidya Bagchi, is a pregnant woman searching for her missing husband in Kolkata.

Court delves into the Indian legal system through the story of a folk singer accused of inciting violence through his songs.

Village Rockstars is set in the remote village of Majuli, Assam, and follows the journey of a young girl who dreams of becoming a musician.

Jallikattu is set in a remote village in Kerala and follows the chaos that ensues when a buffalo escapes during a traditional bull-taming festival.