"Gatha Kis Ki" examines the concept of displacement and the human capacity to find or lose a sense of belonging. It contrasts individuals who, despite being uprooted from their ancestral homes, struggle with feelings of loss, against those who, lacking a permanent residence, create a vibrant and joyful community wherever they settle. The narrative prompts reflection on whether true contentment is tied to a specific place or cultivated through one's adaptability and perspective.