In a small village lived Arjun, a hardworking and honest boy. His dream was to become a great athlete and bring fame to his village. However, the villagers believed a poor boy could never achieve such a goal, saying, “Dreaming big is futile for the poor.”
Arjun’s father, Ramu, a laborer, understood his dreams but lacked the funds to support his sports training. Arjun’s mother, Geeta, also supported his ambitions but remained silent, fearing societal judgment.
One day, a new coach, Mr. Singh, arrived in the village. With progressive views, he believed in helping children realize their dreams. Arjun shared his aspirations with Mr. Singh, who encouraged him, saying that with hard work, his dream could come true.
Mr. Singh told Arjun about a competition where the winner would receive a scholarship for sports training. Arjun decided to participate, working tirelessly day and night to pursue his goal.
On the competition day, Arjun gave his best performance, not only winning the event but also capturing everyone’s hearts. He received the scholarship and left for sports training.
Years later, Arjun became a successful athlete. Returning to his village, he proved that with belief in one’s dreams and relentless effort, nothing is impossible.
Moral of the story: Dreaming big and working hard to achieve those dreams is never wrong. No matter what society says, if you believe in your dreams and stay determined, you will succeed.