Ravi's Tech Rescue at RVS Corp

A sleek, glass-walled boardroom. Employees rush around, prepping for an important investor meeting. VIKRAM (40s, sharply dressed, arrogant) checks his watch, annoyed.

VIKRAM (annoyed) Where is my lunch? Does this city have no concept of time?

The door opens. RAVI (early 20s, humble clothes, carrying a food delivery bag) enters, smiling politely.

RAVI Sir, your order. Sorry if I’m a little late—traffic was—

VIKRAM (interrupting) Save it. Maybe if you had a real job instead of running around with food, you’d understand deadlines.

Some employees snicker. PRIYA (mid-20s, kind intern) glances at Ravi, looking uncomfortable.

RAVI (smiles politely) A job’s a job, sir. I’m just happy I can help my family.

Vikram waves him off. Ravi exits.

Ravi is leaving when he overhears two employees whispering near the entrance.

EMPLOYEE 1 The presentation’s gone. The laptop crashed. No backup.

EMPLOYEE 2 If we mess this up, Vikram’s gonna lose the investors.

Ravi pauses, curious but walks away.

Priya runs out, catching up with Ravi.

PRIYA Hey… I’m sorry about what happened. Vikram can be… difficult.

RAVI It’s fine. I’ve heard worse.

PRIYA I overheard you telling another delivery guy last week you studied computer science?

RAVI Yeah. Had to drop out after my dad’s accident. I work full-time now to help my family.

PRIYA Well… our system’s crashed. You think you could…?

Ravi hesitates, remembering Vikram’s insults.

Ravi sits at the broken laptop. Employees watch skeptically.

VIKRAM (rolling eyes) This is ridiculous. We’re letting the delivery boy play IT now?

Priya glares at him. Ravi ignores the insult and starts typing.

Montage of him running recovery commands, digging through old email backups.

After a tense pause… the presentation file appears on screen.

RAVI Found it.

Gasps fill the room.

VIKRAM (stunned) You… actually did it.

Investors sit around the table. Vikram presents confidently.

Halfway through… the projector dies.

VIKRAM No, no, no… not now!

Ravi steps in calmly, fixing the connection in seconds.

INVESTOR 1 Impressive. Does he work here?

PRIYA Not yet. But he should.

Vikram looks embarrassed… then nods.

VIKRAM Ravi… I was wrong about you. How’d you like to work here in IT?

RAVI (smiling) Only if I can still do evening deliveries. That’s my way of keeping grounded.

Vikram laughs awkwardly.

Ravi rides his bike, delivery bag on his back, a small “Tech Associate – RVS Corp” badge clipped to his shirt.

We should never judge someone by their job or appearance. Everyone has a story, and sometimes the people we underestimate are the ones who can make the biggest difference. Because in the end… what really matters is how we treat others.