Poverty is real. It is everywhere, but it can be prevented. In every dark hole, there is always an inch of light that can lead you out of it. So this book deliver’s a forceful message to a modern world plagued by politics, society, secrets, poverty, violence, and love itself.
The burning struggle faced by those who lived through the terror of this book’s event is as relevant today as it was in the past. People are still finding it hard to speak out loud, they are even not showcasing their strength to overcome their challenges. So what’s the best way to bring about violence and poverty change? To violent action or transformation through words and ideas or maybe by taking the law into your own hands?
Well, the book’s literal meaning is a sarcastic response towards those who look down on those who are poor. So it metaphorically describes their strength to always survive the battle against people’s criticism of them and their backgrounds. So the book challenges everyone in the world who is facing difficult times in terms of the struggle to live a happy life to engage with universal questions about life, education, relationships, authority, politics, and humanity.
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