Once upon a time, in the beautiful village of Vrindavan, there lived a young and mischievous yet lovable boy called Krishna. Krishna had many friends, but his closest friend was Sudama. Sudama was a poor boy who lived with his family on the outskirts of Vrindavan. Krishna and Sudama were inseparable. They played together, laughed together, and shared everything they had. Even though Krishna was from a royal family and Sudama was poor, their friendship knew no bounds.

One day, Sudama's family was facing difficult times. They didn't have enough food to eat, and Sudama's parents worried about the wellbeing of their children. Sudama, not wanting to burden his parents any further, decided to seek help from his dear friend Krishna. With a small bundle of beaten rice in his hand, Sudama set off on a journey to meet Krishna. As he reached Krishna's palace, Sudama felt overwhelmed by the grandeur surrounding him. Doubts filled Sudama's mind, wondering if Krishna would remember him or even welcome him.

With nervousness, he entered the palace and was greeted by Krishna himself. Krishna's eyes lit up upon seeing his old friend Sudama. He lovingly embraced Sudama, treating him like a prince. Sudama, feeling ashamed of his humble gift of beaten rice, hesitated to offer it to Krishna. But Krishna's eyes twinkled with joy as he accepted the gift wholeheartedly. He knew that Sudama's simple offering was filled with love and trust.

As Sudama spent time with Krishna, all his worries disappeared. They played in the gardens, climbed trees, and shared stories of their childhood adventures. Krishna's kindness and love filled Sudama's heart with happiness and reassurance. Before Sudama left the palace to return home, Krishna gifted him with numerous extravagant items. But Sudama, overwhelmed by Krishna's generosity, humbly declined and requested nothing more than their everlasting friendship.

Back in his village, Sudama found his humble house transformed into a beautiful mansion. His family was delighted, and they thanked the heavens for Krishna's blessings. From that day on, Sudama and Krishna's friendship grew stronger. Krishna continued to shower his unconditional love and support on Sudama and his family, and they lived happily ever after, cherishing their extraordinary friendship.

And so, little one, always remember the story of Krishna and Sudama, for true friendship is not determined by wealth or possessions. It is about being there for one another through thick and thin, just like Krishna and Sudama, whose friendship remains an inspiration till this very day. Now, close your eyes and drift off to sleep, knowing that true friends like Krishna and Sudama will always watch over you. Goodnight!