Chorus

The narrative revolves around a small company's advertisement for 100 job vacancies, which attracts 30,000 applicants from impoverished backgrounds. The film presents a microcosm of society, showcasing the desperation of those seeking employment, a photographer in pursuit of a story, and the exploitative actions of a village moneylender. It captures a moment of unrest, highlighting the ineffective police and the ongoing strike impacting the workers’ livelihoods.

As the plot unfolds, the workmen, unemployed individuals, and farmers unite to protest against their exploitation. The characters, portrayed by a talented cast including Utpal Dutt and Rabi Ghosh, bring the story to life, making it a significant reflection on social issues. This film is available to collectors on DVD, presenting an opportunity to own a piece of meaningful cinema from the 1970s.