Leela Chatterjee

Some of the concepts like poverty trap and a poor is poor because he is poor are very familiar to me. There are three alternatives to the poor to get rid of the poverty trap-aid, subsidy and free market. Some countries of the world became wealthy with the helpof foreign aid. If a poor has to buy from the market, he will probably make proper use of it. Aid can be wasted. Poverty is an obstacle to develop a person's full potential. He/she should be endowed with enough resources to increase his purchasing power. Aid can't be long-term solution to alleviate poverty.

Siddhartha, a jobless graduate wants to break the system which doesn't consider the predicament of the young people present outside the office for interview. They are not treated as human beings. Siddhartha became angry and expreses his anger by creating a situation so that the interview could not take place. This is only superficial. At the heart of the story is Siddhartha's hatred for the system which makes thousands like him jobless and those puppets who was supposed to interview them.