The Story of Two Families..

 

The Story of Two Indian Families..

In village, lived a boy named Balak. Born into a poor family, Balak life was humble but filled with dreams. His parents, despite their struggles, believed in the power of education and sent him to the city with the little money they had saved and borrowed from Relatives.

The city was a world far from what Balak knew — tall buildings, busy roads, and people always in a hurry. Balak found peace in his college library and lectures. He studied hard, determined to change his family's fate.

One day, he met Balika —she is innocent and calm. She also came from a village. They started as friends, helping each other with notes and projects. Slowly, friendship turned into love.

When they decided to marry, they believed their love could bridge any gap — caste, class, background. But the real world was not so kind.

For years, arguments echoed through their homes. Painful silences followed every failed conversation.

Still, Balak and Balika held on — writing letters, Sending Messages, meeting in secret, waiting for a time when love would be enough.

Finally, after years of waiting, families agreed — but with a condition: "If you marry, you will no longer be part of our family member. You will live your life as strangers to us."

It was just like a Do or Die choice — love or blood.

On a quiet morning, under the open sky, Balak and Balika got married in a simple ceremony with few of family members presence, a few friends. Tears fell, but smiles stayed. They had lost their past but chosen their future.

They built a life from scratch — two hearts against the world. In time, they became more than just husband and wife. They became a story that friends told each other when speaking of true love, a reminder that sometimes the cost of happiness is high, but the reward is priceless……...