Ranjish

EPILOGUE...

Life, after that night in the garden, didn't turn into a fairytale—but it became theirs.

Kanak moved to the city to complete her studies—determined, focused, and finally at peace. Books replaced burdens, and dreams that once seemed distant now bloomed with every passing day. She carried Vikram's words like a quiet strength in her heart, and with every step forward, she was no longer walking alone.

Back in the village, Vikram stayed true to his promise. The man who once lived in shadows now stood tall in the sun—building a future with soil on his hands and honesty in his name. He poured his energy into agriculture, opened new fields for farming, and started a poultry business that gave jobs to many who once feared him. Slowly, his past began to fade behind the legacy he was growing.

He often traveled to the city, just to see her—even if only for a few moments between her lectures. Sometimes, he'd just sit quietly with her at the campus café, fingers laced, hearts speaking without words.

And Sagar... he buried his love deep in the quietest corner of his heart. The pain of losing Kanak never quite left, but he wore his heartbreak like a badge of honor—not as a wound, but as proof that he once loved someone deeply. With time, he focused on his police duty with unwavering commitment, becoming a symbol of justice and strength in the region.

As for Chouhan and Malik—their days were reduced to silence, sitting behind cold iron bars, counting them one by one. Forgotten by the world they once ruled through fear, they now spent their lives watching freedom from behind steel.

Years passed, but that night remained etched in memory—not for the drama or the pain, but for the turning point it became.

Because from that moment on, love wasn't just a feeling. It became a promise.

A promise kept.

-----MORAL OF THE STORY 💖❤️----------

At the beginning, Vikram's strength was measured by his power, his toughness, and his fearsome reputation as a gangster. He believed that physical strength made him invincible. But as the story unfolds, we see how emotions, vulnerability, and love slowly chip away at the hardened facade he built. In the end, the once mighty man becomes weaker, not because of his emotions, but because he finally understands that true strength doesn't come from force—it comes from being a good person, from embracing your feelings, and from choosing to change for the better.

On the other hand, Kanak, the fragile girl who once seemed so emotionally delicate, becomes the true embodiment of strength. Her ability to forgive, to rebuild herself, and to make choices that define her own future shows that real power lies in resilience, kindness, and emotional courage.

The story also reminds us that actions always come with consequences. The criminals in the story face the karmic price for their wrongdoings. Karma—the law of cause and effect—never fails. Whatever we do, good or bad, will come back to us in one way or another.

When someone says, "You'll get your karma," remember: your deeds shape what you receive. So, live with kindness and integrity, for only then will you be proud to hear those words.

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