Transformation is inevitable in everything whether you like it or not. The days gone past are never going to come back no-matter how much you wish it. Every single tiny seconds or nano seconds in scientific terms has a value that can't be reverted back so moving on is the only option we humans are destined with.
Now lets play a game of movement?
'Ramesh' and 'Rakesh' two imaginary names and characters are taken to tell this legacy of two individuals who have achieved something really hard for others to believe or achieve.
Ramesh is a bossy like individual in his Muhalla and every movements in this particular locality is some how governed by him. Whenever a tussle happens somewhere around the periphery of locality everybody knows who is involved directly or indirectly in it.
Rakesh on the other hand has a totally opposite character; a true aggressor who can't differentiate between good and bad and is always ready to fight on any matter.
Ramesh and Rakesh are two friends.
Initially both ruled the affairs of the locality and Rakesh being from a rich back ground has influence on other areas as well his circle of friendship is bigger in comparison to Ramesh.
Ramesh is a good individual in my view but is engaged in activities which are his situational requirements; so he has opted the bossy character of a locality rather engaging his precious time somewhere else.
Rakesh don't bother about all these minute details and do whatever Ramesh tells him to do.
As of my other stories I don't disclose all the matters of importance until the person allows me officially write about it while writing his legacy. So now I will cut the story short and will move towards the ending part of the story.
Ramesh and Rakesh faced imprisonments many a times for different affairs which are illegal against society's norms.
Both are now well settled and Ramesh is an entrepreneur and Rakesh is all the individuals that time allows him to be; in real employment he is a physical trainer in a gym.
The legacy part of the story is its not we who are responsible of what we are going to be but the situational outcome after the conflict with society decide our future.
-Siddharth Singh
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