The traditional educational model does not enable kids to think creatively. His teachers even discourage his innovative ideas. Furthermore, if an ordinary kid does not earn high scores, life will not be terrible. Life is about living it to the fullest without causing damage to others. In critical situations, his characters know how to live and breathe. As a result, one begins to consider the meaning of life and the function of education in it. All of the characters in One Night at the Call Centre live a bleak existence. They work at the contact canter for a variety of reasons, the majority of which are financial. In such a hopeless state, the call from God energizes and revitalizes their outlook on life. These six personalities symbolize common Indians, either directly or indirectly. Shyam and Varun in One Night @ the Call Centre are likewise financially strained. Varun's father does not live with him and his mother, whilst Shyam has no father. As a result, they must assume responsibility for their family. They must continue to work despite their lack of enthusiasm. Radhika must contribute to the smooth operation of her household. She has dual obligations as a daughter in law. Esha aspires to be a model, but she has to work since her parents are opposed to her dream. She left them to pursue her ambition, however Priyanka's mother is such a melodrama queen that she is successful in convincing her daughter to marry against her will. Her issue is shared by every spinster in Indian culture. Govind's father also lives with another woman, rendering him and his mother monetarily powerless.