This is a play positive living, specially highlighting the Punjabi culture and heritage. The play is aimed at the younger generation, and those youth who are taking to drugs and other kinds of addiction. A large number of young people in Punjab are ruining their life due to addition and other related problems.

The play Jeene Di Rah attempts to show the right way to the youth by citing the examples of the Sikh Gurus and saints. The story goes that a group of youth become drug addicts and ruining their lives. One day a saint (who appears like a Singh Guru) comes in their life. He takes a sympathetic view of their problem and instead of scolding of berating them, tries to tell them that one can also have a positive approach to life. There are many ways that a person can live and a positive way of living could be more interesting and adventurous than being addicted to drugs and liquor. He cites the example of Sikh Gurus and tells them about their teaching. All this transform the youth and they come out of the grip of drugs to lead a life that could be more fulfilling and useful.

The play banks heavily on Sikh religious text to sent across a message to the frustrated youth and to show them the right path.