The story "Ladli" revolves around a serene morning in the Abhay Niwas household, where the family members are engaged in their daily activities. The tranquility is interrupted by a ringing telephone, which is answered by Anand Vyas. He speaks with Aniket, his stockbroker, who informs him about the current market price of his shares. Aniket asks if Anand wants to sell his 2000 shares, which are valued at 3000 each. Anand decides not to sell them at that moment, indicating his preference to hold onto the shares. The conversation reflects the bond and trust between the broker and the client, as Aniket respects Anand's decision. The story subtly highlights themes of family dynamics and the value of personal relationships over financial transactions.

by Rahul Makwana in Gujarati Motivational Stories

Writen by Rahul Makwana

Category Motivational Stories