Bose, Shey Aajo Jibito

Bose's arrest greatly angers the people of Bengal, however, it angers Chittaranjan Das to the furthest point. Subhash is transported to Burma in incarceration.

A common innocent man is shot in broad daylight. Youngsters express immense discontent toward the government in this regard. Subhash's house is raided and he is arrested.

Subhash deliberates with his brother on the Hindu Muslim divide in the state. Speaks about having more job opportunities for the Muslim community. They continue speaking on civic responsibilities and municipality works in the state and districts.

Subhash and Chittaranjan Das plan to begin their venture in Newspaper printing and Circulation. The Forward. The Swaraj party has been established and contest the municipality elections.

The clash of ideals between congress and Deshbandhu continue. Subhash Bose voices discontent in Gandhian ideals. The Congress does not agree to the proposition to contest in legislative election and the decision is put to vote.

Chittaranjan Das proposes to the Congress to participate in legislative elections. The Congress is not content with the ideals of Deshbandhu as it doesn't run parallel with Gandhi's.

Subhash spends most of the time in northern bengal to aid the people of northern bengal. Subhash and other volunteers are treated with care and adoration by the people there.

Flood sweeps Northern Bengal. Bose makes it his priority to bring relief to the afflicted people. He himself goes to help the displaced people. Prafulla Chandra plays an advisory role in bringing about relief.

Chittaranjan Das discusses how instead of boycotting the legislature, Indians can be involved in it through confrontational politics.

Mahatma Gandhi instructs Indian soldiers working in the British Army to quit their services on ethical grounds of nationalism. Police arrive to arrest Gandhiji.

Chittaranjan Das is distressed by the way his subordinate revolutionaries have not independently worked in nationalism. Bose and Das do not endorse the decisions of Gandhiji and the lack of planning.

Gandhiji calls off the Non Cooperation movement in response to the violence by protesters at the Chauri Chaura movement. Bose and Chittaranjan Das analyse the decision of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi consults Jawaharlal Nehru.

Rabindranath explains his own ideologies of nationalist sentiments. Chauri Chaura incident takes place where several police officers are killed within a police station as protesters set fire to it. Gandhiji is deeply affected.

Animosity arises between Gandhiji and the ways of revolution in Bengal. Bengali sentiment is deeply hurt due to the comments of Gandhiji. Rabindranath expresses his dissatisfaction against the ideals of Gandhiji.

Britishers calls the freedom fighters for a round table conference. The leaders decide whether to go or not.

Subhash Bose, Chittaranjan Das and several other Congress members are jailed for their involvement against the British Government. However, Bose's father is filled with pride upon this development. His mother on the other hand expresses distress.

Bose expresses his apprehension against Basanti Devi being involved in nationalistic protests. Basanti Devi is arrested leading to a large scale mass uproar.

Several citizens are unsatisfied with Chittaranjan Das and Bose's method of nationalism. Chittaranjan Das instructs Bose to not be emotionally affected by the dissatisfaction of people.

Protests begin against the Prince of Wales. A blueprint for the protest is discussed and spearheaded by Bose. The British plan to cordon Subhash in order to curb the other protestors.

The Prince of Wales is scheduled to come to Calcutta. Bose and Chittaranjan Das plan a protest. Several other nationalists show interest in the protest.

Bose remains disappointed for the exodus of students to universities governed by the British. Chittaranjan Das explains the reason behind students leaving nationalist educational institutions.

Subhash Bose obtains the post of Principal at the National College. He spreads his nationalistic ideologies through his post at the college.

Subhash Bose meets Chittaranjan Das. They exchange idealistic opinions. Chittaranjan Das vests certain responsibilities in Subhash Bose.

Young adults become agitated about the rising prominence of Gandhiji and express the same to Chittaranjan Das. A British Spy divulges secrets.

Bose enquires about the Non-Cooperation movement. Subhash Bose and Gandhi have difference in opinions. Subhash does not agree with Gandhi's.

Bose meets Gandhi. They exchange each other's aims and interests. Discuss the role of the British in India.

Gandhiji speaks about his ideologies after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Speaks about Champaran and Khera's non-violent movements. Non-cooperation movement is set in motion.

Rajendra Prasad and Jawaharlal Nehru debate around the brutality of the Rowlatt Act. Sardar Patel shares his inputs on Satyagraha by Mahatma Gandhi.

Subhash speaks to his mother through letters. She communicates her support towards her son encouraging his decisions in patriotism. Bose writes to Chittaranjan Das expressing his desire to work with him for the freedom of his nation.

Bose confirms his decision of declining his appointment into the ICS and communicates it to his home in Calcutta.

Subhash has an exchange regarding his decision about the ICS with a couple of his friends from Calcutta. Subhash expresses his actual desire against the Britishers and how he wishes to fight them instead of joining the Indian Civil Services.

Sarat Bose, Subhash's brother and Subhash have an exchange of congratulations due to his ICS result. However, Sarat Bose becomes suspicious of Subhash's intentions regarding ICS.

Subhash recounts how he had been military trained during his Scottish Church University days. Describes how the training helped him in learning discipline.

Bose stands 4th in the ICS examinations and learns many Indians have done well along with him.

Subhash hopes he fails the ICS examinations as he doesn't wish to continue his stay in England. On the other hand he doesn't wish to upset his father by discontinuing his ICS studies.

His friends and Bose approach the Committee of Indian Students to express their dissatisfaction about the British regulations.

Bose charges the British War Office for denying Indian students the right to enrol in the army training. He taunts the officers and angers them.

Subhash gets accustomed to the discipline of the British culture. The Indian students wish to be enrolled into the military training programme against the wishes of the university authority. Subhash is selected to speak to the War Office to allow enrollment of Indians into training.

Subhash Bose gets admitted into the premier Cambridge University while on the other hand keenly observes the Britishers from the inside. A Bengali acquaintance of his embarrasses himself in front of the Britishers which angers Subhash.

Bose plans to evade his fathers plans to study ICS abroad as he is distressed because of the Jalianwala Bagh massacre. He expresses his dissatisfaction about studying in England amidst the Britishers who rule his country.

1919 is also the year when the Jalianwala Bagh massacre takes place - a sudden attack on a group of people leaves thousands dead. Rabindranath Tagore returns his Knighthood in protest.

Bose's father's proposal confuses him a little - he cannot decide whether he should go to England to continue with his Masters. However, he settles into taking the ICS Examinations.

1919 and Bose graduate with a first-class. He chooses Experimental Psychology in MA, but his father wants him to take the ICS Examinations (IAS today).

Subhash Chandra Bose returns to Calcutta. After being rusticated from Presidency College, his only hope is to get admitted into Scottish Church College - the other major college of it's time.

Bose goes to Arjun Majhi's place, and take his mother along with him. Arjun Majhi is very ill, and Bose and his mother help him to recover. Majhi gets admission to Ravenshaw College.

While in Orissa, at Ravenshaw College, Arjun Majhi was a victim of the caste system. Bose changes their view, and the students agree to adopt to Bose's way of thinking.

During his stay in Cuttack, post his rustication from Presidency College, Bose gets involved in the students' movement at Ravenshaw College.

Bose stays on in Cuttack - and expects that he will lead a normal life. However, finds out the revolution has stared there as well. The students of Ravenshaw College accept him as their leader.

Subhash Chandra Bose returns to Cuttack in Orissa, where his father (a high court lawyer) is posted. His mother cannot believe what he has done, and his father does not support his son's actions against Oten.

After being rusticated from Presidency College due to the Prof. Oten episode, things get worse for Bose. He is not allowed to take admissions in any other college.

Subhash Chandra Bose is rusticated from Presidency College. This impacts a young Bose, who is a brilliant student. The college appoints a 5 member investigation committee, to look into the matter. Renowned Lawyer Ashutosh Mukherjee is also amongst the investigation committee members.