How can a profitable company still go bankrupt? (Profit vs Cash Flow)

Create a 60-second animated explainer on: “How can a profitable company still go bankrupt?” Use a simple example where a company sells ₹1,00,000 worth of products and earns ₹20,000 profit, but the customer pays after 60 days while ₹70,000 in salaries, rent, and supplier payments are due immediately. Visually explain the difference between profit and cash flow using a payment timeline, invoice, bank balance, incoming and outgoing money, and an empty account. Begin with a powerful curiosity hook, explain the sequence step by step, and finish with the takeaway: “Profit is an accounting result. Cash is what keeps the business alive.” Use clean modern 2D motion graphics, no avatar or generic stock footage, and synchronize every visual reveal precisely with the narration.