A borrower sells himself into the hands of a money lender who is a cruel and blood-sucking person. Thus the borrower sells his self respect, his future, his everything and walks into the trap of the money lender. Yet, from times immemorial millions of people have been living on the borrowed money in the hope of good days in future and die a disgraceful death, leaving their successors' head and ears in debt. As against this, there is a money-lender class, who thrives on the helplessness of their less fortunate fellowmen and lives a life of luxury and riches on the interest recovered from their victims year after year and generation after generation. Between these tow categories, there is the ideal man, the middle class man, the man who has the understanding to live respectable life and compassion not to rob the unfortunate ones. The ideal way of life for such an ideal person is to manage his affairs within his income, avoid borrowing from any one and not lending it because he hardly has anything surplus to lend.
