There are many reasons for marriage breakups. When individuals have different natures, living together can lead to conflicts. However, when a third party, other than the husband and wife, is responsible for the breakdown of the marriage, it is particularly unfortunate, as illustrated in this story.

Any form of sarcasm should never interfere with love and relationships, especially in a marriage. However, if a boy or girl exhibits sarcasm from an early age or for some reason before marriage, it can often lead to difficulties in finding a partner. Yet, it’s also true that couples are made in heaven; what is meant to be will happen, and the person destined to be with you will come into your life, as illustrated in this story.

No matter how much we say that we come into this world alone and will pass through it alone, in the time between birth and death, we need someone's company to live. A pleasant symbiosis makes life's journey more enjoyable. Loneliness drains a person from within and leaves them weary. However, at any age, the company of a loved one keeps us alive, as we will experience in the next story.

We have a strange way of doing things. Even after getting married, the people at her mother’s house alienate her. Once she got married in the same house where she grew up for 25 to 30 years, none of her old things were preserved, and it was very painful for the girl. Jas represents Meghana in this story.

We have a saying in Marathi: "माय मरो आणि मावशी जगो" (i.e., "My mother dies and my aunt lives") because if there is anyone who cares more than a mother, it is an aunt. But in this story, the hero has two nannies, and there is an interesting story behind it. Let's listen.

There is no discrimination between rich and poor in true friendship. We have all grown up hearing the story of Krishna and Sudama. How could friends who once walked hand in hand in their childhood possibly care about each other's bank balances when they grow up? This story reminds us that the wealth of the mind is what truly matters.

When a baby is born, the people around him often experience a mix of emotions. There is joy at the thought of a little one running around the house, but also a great deal of fear regarding the pain that both the baby and the mother will endure during childbirth. This is why it is said that childbirth is a second birth for a woman. However, when you see that baby, all the pain seems to fade away in an instant.

In today’s social media era, we’ve lost many of life’s small pleasures—like sitting down to eat together or having guests drop by unannounced. We’ve also lost simple joys, such as singing songs when the electricity goes out. Reflecting on this, it becomes evident that we’ve sacrificed a lot to the noise of technology.