| Author: | Vibhor Tikiya | ISBN: | 9789382665397 |
| Publisher: | Srishti Publishers | Publication: | May 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Vibhor Tikiya |
| ISBN: | 9789382665397 |
| Publisher: | Srishti Publishers |
| Publication: | May 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Dharam is a dream institution for its founders and employees alike, who giveit their sweat and blood. In time, it prospers owing to the fine acumen of itsowners and efforts of its employees.Prakash is caught in the web of fulfilling his father’s dying wish, and gives up hisdream job to take up the mantle of responsibility at Dharam. A radical thinkerequipped with modern ways of working, he sets the company and workers ona path of development, though with much resistance to his methods.Uday’s humble origins and difficult childhood inspire him to dream big; hedreams of equality and fair treatment for the weaker sections of the society.He believes it is his Dharam to raise his voice against any injustice.The fight between a man’s belief and an institution’s values becomes a tusslebetween the haves and the have-nots, acquiring magnanimous proportions.Both believe they are right and are willing to do what is needed to be done fortheir Dharam.
Dharam is a dream institution for its founders and employees alike, who giveit their sweat and blood. In time, it prospers owing to the fine acumen of itsowners and efforts of its employees.Prakash is caught in the web of fulfilling his father’s dying wish, and gives up hisdream job to take up the mantle of responsibility at Dharam. A radical thinkerequipped with modern ways of working, he sets the company and workers ona path of development, though with much resistance to his methods.Uday’s humble origins and difficult childhood inspire him to dream big; hedreams of equality and fair treatment for the weaker sections of the society.He believes it is his Dharam to raise his voice against any injustice.The fight between a man’s belief and an institution’s values becomes a tusslebetween the haves and the have-nots, acquiring magnanimous proportions.Both believe they are right and are willing to do what is needed to be done fortheir Dharam.
