Wealth Without Wisdom: A Father's Dilemma In the village of Mahabaleshwar, Balvinder Singh worries about his son Yashwant's lack of focus and interest in life. Despite being wealthy, Yashwant dismisses the importance of education, believing he doesn't need it for a clerical job. Balvinder realizes that pampering has led to his son's laziness and decides that sending him away from home is necessary for growth.
A Tough Decision: The Path Away From Home Balvinder discusses with his wife Amarbir about finding a suitable teacher for their son. They agree on sending Yashwant to Acharya Vishnu Sharma’s ashram after hearing positive feedback about its impact on other students like Satbir. Although hesitant at first, Yashwant agrees to go along with this plan primarily to avoid confrontation with his father.
Discipline Over Indulgence: Lessons Begin Upon arriving at the ashram, Acharya Vishnu Sharma emphasizes discipline and hard work in studies while addressing both boys' training needs together. Initially resistant due to strict rules imposed by Guruji reminiscent of parental authority figures back home, Yashwant begrudgingly follows instructions but harbors resentment towards learning.
Transformation Through Understanding: Embracing Education Yashwant struggles between enforcing study habits onto Aditya—Guruji's son—and managing feelings toward punishment when frustration leads him too far one day resulting in an impulsive slap across Aditya’s face. This incident prompts reflection; realizing true intentions behind guidance from both Guruji and parents helps shift perspective towards valuing education seriously leading ultimately into personal responsibility upon returning home fulfilled educational goals.