Sana

The narrative explores the theme of positive thinking, encouraging readers to abandon negative traits like greed and possessiveness in favor of noble thoughts. Through the relationships of Naveen with Silky and Katty, the book critiques adultery prevalent in the corporate world. It also examines the disparities between social classes and emphasizes the importance of a cultured life. The author advocates for breaking free from various illusions—physical, social, economic, and emotional—to achieve a more fulfilling and contented existence.