A Story of two boys in a elementary school

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It's a real story of a village in India.it was a time when two best friends Aman and Mohan had taken admission in a elementary school in Banaras (India). 
From the starting Aman was good in studies he always got first position in the class and here Mohan was an average student and was a little sharp minded or hard worker. 
And after some time Aman got admission in a Navodya school and Mohan hadn't and everybody were like that now Aman will definitely do something big in his life, and by this some of them were like Mohan will not. 
After some time Aman got a job as a CA in a company and by this good news,he came his village to give this good news to his parents alast he asked about Mohan,that where is Mohan these days, his parents told him we don't know about him or where is he. 
Aman finds him alot but not got and he  went to his job city.
After two or three month he forgot everything about Mohan and one day when he got an call letter from the owner of that company and next day morning 9:00am he went to meet his boss and the movement he saw his boss, he was totally surprised that my boss is my childhood friend Mohan. They talked and asked about each other. The persons who said that mohan will not do anything in his life were totally quite because hardwork is the key to get success in life. 

Doesn't matter you are an intelligent or not but if you have believe in yourself and you are a hardworker than everything is possible in life. 

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