In the book Nectar in a Sieve, by Kamla Markandaya, the character Arjun (the son of Rukmani and Nathan) states a clear verbalization that shows classism. '" If it were your land or mine," he said,"I would work with you gladly. But what profit to labour of another and get so little in return? Far better to turn from such injustice."' Working for the colonist is much improved than working for a landowner for the reason the colonist has better mazuma and they will be able to pay them better and they would be able to live preponderantly. Arjun did not optate to hurt his father’s feelings by his words, but had to break it down to his father (Nathan) and tell him the truth that the west had put up and this was not appropriate way to verbally express
