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.