Everyone Like Me : Only Extrinsic Factors Count

The world is not enough. Mohan the philosophical entity in guise of an entrepreneur has decided to make a mark in the big and uncertain world of business in a city which has always been in the forefront of business activities. People are hungry not for food but for money. Ethics are given a backburner and the rich are glorified to an extent where least importance is given to how the money is earned. Arrogance is in abundance which Mohan is trying to ditch as the values inculcated in him do not let him go according to the social wave. Crony capitalism is on the rise; Shortcuts are the norm of the society but Mohan is in a dilemma whether to go by it or forget it completely. Then comes the Pandemic and equations are changed. Who will survive the Mother Nature’s fury – the Common Man’s attitude or the Capitalistic arrogance? (Remember things are not always the same as they are expected to happen.)