Mukesh’s grandmother accepts their fate in the bangle industry due to a deep-rooted belief in the inevitability of their family’s traditional occupation. Having witnessed generations of her family toil in this craft, she feels a sense of resignation and conformity to the norms of their community. This acceptance reflects the broader societal constraints that limit the aspirations of many families trapped in cyclical poverty, where the hope for change often feels out of reach. Her attitude highlights the challenges of breaking free from inherited destinies, emphasizing the struggle between tradition and the desire for a different life that Mukesh embodies.