Video narration
In a small village, a poor boy named Mohan dreamed of becoming rich—without hard work. One day an old man met him and placed a tiny seed in his palm. “Plant it,” he said, “and care for it every day.” Mohan planted the seed and waited. Days passed. Nothing showed. He frowned, stopped watering, and left the dry soil alone. When the old man returned, he looked at the field and said gently, “Good things need both time and effort.” Mohan felt ashamed. The next morning he began again—watering daily, cleaning the field, pulling weeds, and tending the little sprout. Weeks turned into months. The sprout became a sapling, and the sapling became a strong tree. Soon it was covered with many sweet fruits. Mohan smiled and said, “The fruit of hard work is always sweet.”