Krishna reached the company and honestly told his boss everything that had happened. Although his boss was upset that a passenger had tried to rob Krishna and steal the company’s taxi, he scolded Krishna. However, the next day, when the incident was in the news and newspapers, Krishna's name and photo were blurred. Krishna was happy that he wasn’t identified as one of the robber’s victims and had saved his boss’s car.

When the boss saw the news, he forgave Krishna, admitting that he might have overreacted. He appreciated Krishna for his bravery in saving the taxi and instructed him to continue working.

Krishna started the taxi and was waiting at the stand when an old man got in and instructed Krishna to take him to a specific location. Krishna followed the instructions and when they arrived, the old man opened the door to leave. Krishna stopped him and asked for the fare. The old man searched his pockets but found he had no money. He told Krishna, "I will pay you some other time as I don't have my wallet, and I don't use a phone so I cannot pay you right now. It's urgent for me to go, so I'll be going. You can wait here; when my work finishes, I will come back with the money and pay you."

Krishna agreed to wait. After two hours, when the old man didn't return, Krishna went inside the building to find him, but he was nowhere to be found. Disappointed, Krishna found other passengers and continued his work.

When he returned to his boss and shared the incident, his boss became furious. He scolded Krishna, saying, "I have warned you not to let passengers sit without ensuring they have money." To repay for his own loss, the boss took Krishna’s tips given by the other passengers. He warned Krishna again, "This is your last warning. If this mistake is repeated, you will be fired."

Krishna accepted the warning and resolved to be more cautious in the future.

On the third day, a similar situation occurred. Two brothers were desperately trying to find a taxi, but no one allowed them to sit because they looked disheveled and carried files, making everyone assume they had no money. Krishna saw them and made eye contact, feeling that they were good men who wouldn't deceive him. He decided to help them.

The brothers asked Krishna, "Can you drop us at the FBC Headquarters?" Krishna, familiar with the location, was a little shocked but didn't say anything. He simply replied, "Yes, I will drop you there."

Krishna drove them to the FBC Headquarters, hoping that his intuition about the brothers was correct.

Along the way, the brothers discussed their startup, and Krishna overheard them. He suggested some significant changes, and the brothers were shocked by Krishna’s insightful suggestions and knowledge. Impressed, they listened more attentively. It became clear that Krishna also wanted to start his own business, and he shared his entire startup idea without hesitation. The twins' idea was similar to Krishna's but more polished and focused on humanity.

They introduced themselves as Karan and Arjun. Despite being twins who often fought, they took care of each other in every situation. As they reached their destination, Krishna dropped them off. They thanked him, saying, "Krishna, thank you, and we will remember your help."

Krishna didn't ask for the fare, assuming they might have money issues. Karan and Arjun looked at each other, each expecting the other to pay. They began to argue:

Karan: "You didn’t bring the wallet?"

Arjun: "You’re supposed to handle the financial part, dummy."

Karan: "Mind your language, I am your elder brother."

Arjun: "Huh! Only by 1 minute."

Karan: "Let’s leave this and figure out a way to pay him."

Krishna, seeing their predicament, said, "Don’t worry, this is on me. You can go! Best of luck."

The brothers looked at Krishna gratefully.

Karan said, "Thank you so much, Krishna. We really appreciate your help and your suggestions."

Arjun added, "Yes, thank you. We’ll make sure to use your ideas."

They shook hands, and the brothers headed into the FBC Headquarters. Krishna felt satisfied that he had made a positive impact, even if it meant not getting paid this time.

They asked him if it was really okay and if it wouldn’t cause any problems. Krishna assured them, "It will not cause any problem," even though he knew it wasn’t true and that it might cost him his job. 

Despite this, Krishna thought it was worth it to help those who wanted to help others. Their cause was similar to Krishna's own aspirations, so he felt compelled to assist them without any regrets.

After dropping them off, Krishna returned to the company. When he shared the incident with his boss, the boss was furious and fired him on the spot for not collecting the fare. However, Krishna felt no remorse. He believed in the potential impact of helping Karan and Arjun, and he was satisfied knowing he had supported their noble endeavor.

On the other side, Karan and Arjun were not just college kids but entrepreneurs there to meet with venture capitalists (VCs) at the FBC Headquarters, one of the top VC firms in the world. This firm invested in ideas and people who aimed to make a significant impact, especially those who intended to help the poor. When Karan and Arjun pitched their idea, the VCs were interested but didn’t feel fully convinced, initially offering to invest only $50 million.

However, when the twins incorporated Krishna’s suggestions and advice into their pitch, the VCs were astonished and immediately decided to invest $400 million for a 4% stake in the company. Arjun fell to his knees upon hearing the news, and Karan was trembling. They had never imagined such success. They accepted the deal with one condition: they wanted Krishna, whose suggestions had been crucial, to own a share of the company and be authorized to make decisions, as much of the refined idea was his.

The VCs were hesitant, never having met Krishna, but the twins were adamant. They convinced the managers, who finally agreed. Both brothers had achieved a win-win situation and immediately set out to find Krishna to share the good news and offer him a 25% share in the company. This would leave 35% each for the twins and 1% for their parents, who had initially supported their startup.

When they reached Krishna’s company, they were shocked to learn that he had been fired. Other drivers informed them that Krishna's boss had humiliated him for giving free rides and making mistakes. With tears in their eyes, the twins realized Krishna had sacrificed his job for them. They asked for his address and went to meet him, but Krishna wasn’t home. Determined, they waited all night and into the morning.

Meanwhile, they received numerous calls from their team asking about the meeting. When they shared the news, their team was ecstatic, having already seen the headlines announcing the deal. The team demanded a celebration for securing the funding. The twins' manager called to inform them they needed to make the announcement official through media promotions arranged by the FBC Group. They had everything prepared, including clothes for the event.

Reluctantly, Karan and Arjun left, promising to return to meet Krishna the next day. They told the neighbors to inform Krishna that Karan and Arjun wanted to meet him.

On the other hand, when Krishna was feeling low, he went to his NGO to volunteer and discuss future plans with Mohit. Few people knew that Krishna was the founder and main managing director; he had appointed Mohit as the executive director or CEO to carry out his vision. They planned to start subsidiaries for the NGO under a private group owned by Krishna, ensuring the NGO's safety and sustainability as they grew. The 1.8 million dollars would be sufficient for the NGO to operate independently, allowing Krishna to use his own funds to establish other companies for the benefit of the people. Unknowingly, Krishna had become a multi-billionaire. He stayed late at the NGO and slept there.

When Krishna returned home, his neighbor, an elderly lady, told him that two twins had come by wanting to meet him. Puzzled, Krishna thanked her, opened his door, and was about to close it when he heard three knocks and a voice calling out. Surprised, as he rarely had visitors, he asked, "Who is this?" He heard someone crying and recognized the voice.

"Who is it?" he asked again.

The person replied, "Krishna, please forgive me. What I have done to you is wrong. Please open the door."

Krishna opened the door and saw someone he never imagined: his ex-boss.

His ex-boss stood there, visibly distressed. "Krishna, I am so sorry for how I treated you. I fired you unjustly, and it was wrong. Please forgive me," he pleaded.

Krishna was taken aback. He had never expected an apology, let alone his ex-boss at his doorstep. "Why are you here?" Krishna asked, trying to process the situation.

Dev Mehta: "Krishna, I have lost everything, son."

Krishna: "Sir, what are you talking about, and why are you here?"

Dev Mehta: "It was the worst mistake to fire you."

Krishna: "No, sir, you were right in your decision. It was my mistake."

Dev Mehta: "No, Krishna, I never knew you were this great and had so many connections."

Krishna: "Great? Connections? What are you talking about, sir? Please, have a seat. Let me bring you some water. Now, tell me everything that happened."

Dev drank the water and began to reveal what occurred after he fired Krishna.

Dev Mehta: "When I fired you, a few hours later, two lookalike brothers came looking for me. They said I had lost a gem in you and that you were more capable than me. They asked for your address and left. Later, they gave me an offer to buy my company and remove me from it. I ignored it, but then a convoy of cars arrived. A business tycoon with his bodyguards approached me with a briefcase. He warned me that when I fired you, it was unnecessary to humiliate you. He said you were a good kid and that I didn't know how great you were. He accused me of arrogance and mentioned that I had taken your money. He gave me a briefcase containing 10 million dollars and five more briefcases, instructing me to take the money and give him my company in return. He told me to come to a specific address in two days with signed documents stating that I was selling the company to him."

Krishna listened intently as Dev continued, recounting how the situation escalated when the Mafia, mistaken for enforcers sent by Krishna, arrived. They beat Dev and demanded he apologize to Krishna in front of everyone present when he had humiliated Krishna.

Dev Mehta, tears in his eyes, pleaded, "So please, son, come with me to forgive me."

Krishna responded firmly, "Sir, there is nothing to forgive you for. I only know the twins you mentioned; I don't know any of the others. I will help you as much as I can."

As Krishna arrived back at the company, he found the situation even worse than Dev had described. His office was in shambles, with blood on the floor. Suddenly, Dev fell to his knees, touching Krishna's feet and pleading for forgiveness. Krishna felt uneasy but eventually moved and assured Dev, "I forgive you." Dev, relieved, began to clap and tearfully thanked Krishna for saving his life.

In confusion, Krishna was dropped off by Dev, who drove the best car available to him. Dev ensured Krishna's safe return home. However, upon arriving home, Krishna noticed mysterious figures watching him from the bushes and nearby buildings. He couldn't shake the feeling of being observed and wondered who they might be.