The historical clash between unyielding reality of a struggle for dignified survival of society’s last man and the regressively sinister right-wing agenda of affluent society supported by Indian media's fluid reality will keep bringing uncomfortable results for the political venture indulged in by this nascent group of common men – their best intentions notwithstanding. Majority of Indians seem to have lost the penchant for listening to the roadside folk-music composed by a guy next door transcending his originality, because their ears have become more accustomed to listen to the brands of seductive ‘tinseltown rap’ patronised by the ‘elite India’ with their urban sophistry. It would, therefore, be not surprising if the sphinx-like emergence of this group may go down in the annals of history as a failed attempt by some daredevils to overthrow the deeply ensconced corrupt system perpetuated by feudal lords, religious bigots and some of their cohorts from the corporate mafia. Not to forget that Bhagat Singh and his comrades also met the same fate inspite of their unparalleled patriotism and death-defying zeal. Unless, the common consciousness of ‘disenfranchised’ India is able to unravel and understand this deep conspiracy and the nexus between media barons and the old guards of Indian politics - addicted to the extravagant comforts arising out of political power - the rot cannot be stemmed from the horribly stinking Indian polity. Alas, people are too gullible to be swayed by the ‘Fake News Guild of India’ funded by the rogues of corporate world and their cunning political masters. Difficult to guess, how long this dirty game will continue to be played by the Ring Masters of the Indian Circus called ‘politics’. The glimmer of hope shown by some honest people is facing rough weather and it is a matter of conjecture whether it will be able to weather the storm or not.