The story is about black-marketeering in grains and medicines, a subject of perennial interest to everybody and of poignant importance to the poor and needy. The characters and drama are laid among the very poor, the homeless ones, the pavement dwellers, whence the picture derives its title.
The story centers around illicit trading in grains and medicines, a subject that has captivated people's attention for ages and holds great importance for those struggling to make ends meet. The characters and plot unfold in the midst of poverty, homelessness, and street life, which is reflected in the film's title.