Murder Motel

Pooja was the apple of her father's eye,the only daughter of wealthy businessman Malhotra.She had everything she could ever wish for except the freedom to choose who she loved.She had fallen for Akshay,the son of one of her father's worker Pooja Malhotra was the apple of her father's eye, the only daughter of wealthy businessman Mr. Malhotra. She had everything she could ever wish for-except the freedom to choose who she loved. Mr. Malhotra had high hopes for Pooja, dreaming of a grand match with someone from a prominent family. But Pooja had fallen for Akshay, the son of one of her father's employees, David. Akshay was everything Pooja wanted: hardworking, humble, and kind. Despite his modest background, he was determined and ambitious, working late nights and early mornings to help his father make ends meet. His dreams weren't about luxury-they were about building a future with someone he loved. One afternoon, Pooja gathered the courage to tell her father about Akshay, hoping he'd understand. But Mr. Malhotra was furious, dismissing the relationship as impossible. To him, Akshay would never be worthy of his daughter. Heartbroken yet unwavering, Pooja and Akshay's love only grew stronger. They spent their days together, sharing dreams and promising to never give up on each other. Over time, Mr. Malhotra began noticing a change in his daughter. She was happier, more at peace, and full of life. Her love for Akshay was undeniable, and it softened Mr. Malhotra's heart. He saw, perhaps for the first time, that true happiness couldn't be bought or arranged; it had to be found. In a heartfelt moment, he finally accepted Pooja and Akshay's relationship, realizing that love is priceless, and that wealth means little without true joy. As Mr. Malhotra gave them his blessing, the message was clear: in love, what truly matters can't be bought. —Kumud Pant