Title: The Delivery Girl Who Carried a Billionaire’s Legacy
Episode 1: The Choice That Changed Her Life (Indian Adaptation)

The screams were faint at first, then louder. “Koi madad karo!” But no one moved. Not one soul. In the scorching Delhi afternoon, traffic sped past with cruel indifference. Horns blared, people cursed, some paused briefly only to shake their heads and move on.

An old man—probably in his late 60s—lay by the edge of the dusty Ring Road, his white kurta-pyjama soaked in blood. A few minutes ago, a careless autorickshaw had struck him and fled. He rolled off the divider and collapsed on the side lane, clutching his ribs and moaning in pain.

People murmured but no one dared step closer.

“Don’t touch him. If he dies, police will arrest you.”

“You hear about that boy last week? Tried to help an accident case. Spent two nights in Tihar Jail.”

“I’m not risking my future. Sorry, uncle.”

Only a few feet away, a slim teenage girl skidded her red Scooty to a halt. Her red jacket read: “Delhi Dash Delivery.” Her name tag: Pari Verma.

Her eyes darted from the road to the man. Her phone buzzed violently:
Delivery ETA: 13 mins. Delay = Termination.

The box strapped behind her read: “URGENT. FRAGILE. PREPAID.”

She hesitated, hearing every word the crowd whispered. Her mother’s voice echoed in her heart:
“Even if the world turns away, never turn away from someone who needs you. Help, Pari. Always help.”

She dropped her helmet. Left her parcel. Bent down.

“Uncle, stay with me,” she whispered. “I’m here.”

No cab stopped. No hands offered help. So she did the impossible.

Using every ounce of strength, she lifted him onto her Scooty. She steadied him across her back. And without another thought, she plunged into the madness of Delhi traffic—with the entire delivery app buzzing her threats, but her heart focused on one thing:

Saving this man’s life.

She didn’t look back.

Episode 2: One Night in the ICU

The old man was admitted to the nearest government hospital. Pari waited outside the emergency ward, her face streaked with sweat and tears. The nurses had said he was critical. Internal bleeding. Severe head trauma.

“Are you family?” they asked.

“No… I’m just…”

She had no answer.

Minutes later, two police officers arrived, questioning her harshly. She showed them her delivery records, pleaded innocence, recounted the accident. After hours of interrogation, they let her go—with a warning.

She stepped out into the night… jobless, hungry, and with nothing but 28 rupees in her purse.

But her heart—strangely—felt full.

Episode 3: A Stranger’s Gift

Three days later, she returned to the hospital with bananas and biscuits.

The old man—Rajveer Bansal—had regained consciousness but couldn’t speak yet. His chart said “No Known Relative.” She asked the nurse to let her stay.

“You again? He doesn’t even know you.”

“I just… I need to make sure he’s okay.”

The nurse sighed and walked away.

As Pari gently fed him water, the old man slowly looked up—his eyes locking onto hers.

Tears formed.

He gripped her hand.

The next day, she returned again.

And again.

Until one day… he finally spoke:
“You saved me… What’s your name, child?”

Episode 4: The Billionaire’s Secret

A week later, a tall man in a tailored suit stormed into the hospital with bodyguards and reporters. Aryan Bansal, CEO of Bansal Tech Empire—the billionaire son of the man Pari had saved.

“We’ve been looking for our father for 10 days! Why wasn’t I informed?”

The hospital staff apologized. But Rajveer Bansal pointed a trembling finger at Pari.

“She saved me… Not you.”

The press exploded:
“Delivery Girl Saves Billionaire’s Father!”
“Abandoned by Family, Rescued by Stranger!”

Aryan offered her a cheque: “Thank you. Take this and go.”

Pari refused.

“I didn’t do it for money.”

And walked away.

Episode 5: The Jobless Heroine

Fired from her delivery job, harassed by reporters, and blacklisted by apps that called her “unprofessional,” Pari struggled to buy even milk for her sisters.

But one evening, Rajveer Bansal arrived at her rented flat in a black Mercedes.

He stepped out with folded hands.

“Come with me,” he said. “I want to show you something.”

Episode 6: Welcome to Bansal Mansion

Pari stood at the gates of a palace-like mansion in Lutyens’ Delhi. Marble floors, crystal chandeliers, fountains. She was ushered into a dining hall.

Rajveer turned to his shocked family.

“This girl is no outsider. She’s the one who saved my life.”

He looked at Pari.

“From today, you live here. I won’t take no for an answer.”

Episode 7: Enemies in Silk Sarees

Not everyone was happy.

Aryan’s wife, Ananya, whispered poison.

“This girl’s playing us all. Look at her, acting like a daughter.”

Whispers turned into schemes.

Soon, a CCTV clip was leaked—Pari carrying the unconscious old man. Trolls began calling her an “actress.” Paid to be a hero.

Rajveer stood by her.

But the house was full of snakes.

Episode 8: The Black Box

While exploring the mansion library, Pari found a locked drawer in Rajveer’s study. Inside: old letters, hospital bills… and one photo that made her freeze.

Her father. And Rajveer.

They knew each other?

Pari dug deeper. And found an envelope:
“Confession – in case of my death.”

Her father… wasn’t killed by random robbers.

Episode 9: The Betrayal

The confession revealed shocking truths: years ago, Pari’s father was Rajveer’s best friend and business partner. But someone betrayed him, framed him for embezzlement, and ordered a hit.

That man… was Aryan Bansal.

Pari confronted Rajveer.

He wept.

“I thought Aryan changed. I never knew he’d gone that far.”

Episode 10: Justice Served Cold

Rajveer went public with the truth.

A press conference. A legal case. And the nation watched.

Aryan was arrested. Ananya divorced him.

The court returned all shares originally meant for Pari’s father. Rajveer transferred half his empire to Pari.

“You are my daughter’s legacy,” he said.

Episode 11: From Scooty to CEO

Pari became the youngest board member of Bansal Group. But instead of moving into the chairman’s room, she turned the top floor into a school for underprivileged girls.

She still made tea for the guards.

She still rode a bike.

Only now, it was a Royal Enfield.

Episode 12: The Final Delivery

One evening, she received a letter.

It was from a young girl named Kajal, who had seen Pari in the news.

“I’m a delivery girl too. I used to feel invisible. But now I want to be like you. Thank you for proving that kindness… can change everything.”

Pari smiled.

She had made her final delivery.

Not of food.

But of hope.

End of Season One.