In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills, traditions and cultural practices were deeply woven into the fabric of everyday life. Among these customs was the age-old belief in using physical punishment as a form of discipline for children.

Sarita and Raj, a couple deeply rooted in their cultural heritage, adhered faithfully to this practice handed down through generations. The villagers viewed it as a means to instill respect, obedience, and cultural values in the younger generation. It was an unwritten code, accepted without question, and any deviation from it was met with skepticism.

Their son, Arjun, a curious and spirited young boy, often found himself at the receiving end of this disciplinary tradition. The lessons taught were meant to shape him into a responsible and respectful...