The article draws a parallel between the myth of Sisyphus and contemporary life, particularly in smog-filled cities like Delhi. It suggests that individuals, like Sisyphus, are engaged in a futile, repetitive struggle, pushing their 'boulders' in a dystopian reality. The author critiques the normalization of environmental hazards and the lack of concerted action, questioning the purpose and worth of modern existence when faced with such absurd challenges.