Aparajito

In Aparajito, the theme is that although obstacles stand in Apu's way, he still must journey on and never give up. Apu tries to make the best of life, even if he doesn't know where it will lead. For example, when he works at the printing press, it's hard work, and he doesn't enjoy it, but he still manages to continue. His actions demonstrate Apu's motivation and perseverance in not giving up when things are hard. It also exhibits Apu's level of discipline. Secondly, Apu's mother has an illness, but learns to move on without knowing how things will turn out. Her actions demonstrate her ability to persevere even during the worst times. And lastly, when Apu discovers his mother has died, he learns to continue and carry on. His actions reveal Apu's struggle to cope with the loss of his mother's ability to move on after something immensely significant has been taken away from him, and he is unable to carry on. In conclusion, the theme of Aparajito is that although obstacles stand in Apu's way, he still must journey on and never give up. Apu tries to make the best of life, even if he doesn't know where it will lead.

However, the cinematography was not as impressive as the cinematography in the first one. The reason for the less impressive cinematography was that the film used close-ups and shoulder angles instead of high angles and overhead shots. These decisions result in the cinematography being generic and inferior to that in the first film.

The music in the movie remained impressive, playing at a vivace pace that effectively created tension between scenes.

The last notable aspect of the film was the acting. While it was nothing worthy of a Best Actor or Best Actress award, it was still remarkable, as the actors delivered genuinely fantastic emotional scenes with smooth yet stuttering line delivery and distinguished reactions to the situations.