They kicked him thinking he’s a beggar—the truth stunned everyone…It was 11 o’clock in the
It was nearly 11 o’clock when Ramprasadji walked into the bank, dressed in simple clothes and carrying an old, worn envelope. Instead of being greeted with courtesy, he was met with disdain. Staff members dismissed him as a beggar, and some even pushed him aside, never once allowing him to explain why he had come.
But everything changed when a distinguished figure entered the bank—Mr. Mehta, a renowned lawyer whose reputation commanded instant respect. The atmosphere shifted immediately; the same staff who had ignored Ramprasadji suddenly straightened their posture, sensing that someone important had arrived.
Without hesitation, Mr. Mehta walked straight into the manager’s cabin with Ramprasadji at his side. The room that once held an air of arrogance now filled with visible tension. Damodar, the manager, struggled to compose himself as he faced the lawyer.
“What seems to be the issue here, Mr. Mehta?” he asked, attempting politeness but failing to hide his unease.
Mr. Mehta spoke calmly. “Mr. Ramprasadji has been treated unjustly. He deserves an apology—and a proper hearing.”
He then pulled out the old envelope. Inside was a share certificate revealing an astonishing truth: Ramprasadji wasn’t a beggar—he was the largest shareholder in the bank.
Gasps rippled across the room as whispers spread. Shock overtook the staff. The man they had insulted was, in reality, their most important patron.