The Bad Boy: After Death, A Good Boy: Messenger of Death Gives One Chance

One-Liner:
This story is based on two worlds—Earth and the Death World—centered around four friends and the Messenger of Death.
The Messenger of Death comes to Earth to take the soul of a man named Birju because his time has come. However, during a car accident, Rohit—the main protagonist—who was hiding in the car’s trunk and whose time was not yet complete, dies by mistake.
Admitting his error, the Messenger of Death takes Rohit’s soul to the Death World to learn more about him. There, Rohit is shown a glimpse of his past deeds and the dreadful punishments of Hell. Shocked by what he sees, he faints. When he regains consciousness, he desperately asks the Messenger of Death if there is any way to save himself. Seeing his genuine remorse, the Messenger of Death decides to give Rohit one more chance at life.

Faith, Karma, and the Two Possibilities
In this world, some people believe that God exists, while others think that there is no God at all.
Let’s imagine the first case — if God does not exist, then a person who does many wrong things in life will face nothing after death. But the person who believes in goodness and God, who lives honestly and with kindness, will also face nothing after death.
So in this case, both end the same way.
Now let’s imagine the second case — if God truly exists, then the person who denied Him and lived with lies and sins will face the results of his actions after death. He will get the punishment he deserves.
But the one who lived with faith in God, helped others, and shared love and pain with his family will also get what he deserves — peace and happiness in the afterlife.
So, in both possibilities, the winner is the one who believes in goodness and in God.
Because even if God does not exist, such a person lives a peaceful and kind life.
And if God does exist — he receives heaven as his reward.