The “veil of ignorance” creates an obstacle initially to know the ins and outs of one’s existence. This term suggests an utter uninteresting way to look at our surroundings that we are unaware of our gender and caste and anything related to life. Rawls vouches for this indifferent state to understand the meaning of the equality. He believes that one may get the sense of the equal stance in the society when they imagine themselves in the state of commonplace. Rawls illustrated the “veil of indifference” stating that one may not know which type of family they belong too. He makes this hypothetical experiment to understand the deep-seat thoughts embedded in our life.