DEEP Talks: Everything Will Be Okay in the End… Really?

Hey, my friend! Welcome to DEEP Talks on Vaptalks, where we share heart-to-heart chats. I’m just a guy working in a corporation since 2022, learning life’s big lessons through ups and downs. In 2025, I’m here to share my stories with you, to make your life a bit brighter.

Today, let’s talk about something deep: “Everything Will Be Okay in the End… Really?”

You might say, “Arre Vap, sab kuch theek ho jaata hai end mein! Jaise Shah Rukh bolta hai ‘If it’s not good, it’s not the end… picture abhi baaki hai mere dost!’”

But then, why does this question still feel different? Why does it sometimes leave our hearts heavy… and our minds a little confused?

So grab your chai let’s feel this together. 

Let me share a small story from my corporate journey, one that left me empty inside.

You know I work in one of the biggest IT firms in Pune. But how I got here started in my final year of college.

Final year means projects, internships, exams, and placements. In my college, placements were not great before my batch, so I decided to try off-campus. I already had a pre-placement offer from a company in my core branch, but I wanted to move to IT.

During college, I fell in love with coding. I started learning from YouTube, reading blogs, and following roadmaps. I used to study 12 to 14 hours every day. My routine was simple: “Utho, padho, so jao.” I was tired but full of dreams. I believed one day, everything would work out.

Then, three days before my big exam, something very bad happened. Something I never imagined. It broke me completely. My heart felt empty, like a dark hole inside. I couldn’t eat, sleep, or even think.

"Yaar, yeh kyun mere saath?" I whispered to myself, tears quietly falling.
Still, I gave the exam, but my mind wasn’t there. I did badly. All my hard work felt wasted. I was lost and scared. Life felt unfair, like it was laughing at me.

But I had no choice. My dream company’s exam was in six months, so I started again. Slowly, step by step, through pain and confusion.

While preparing, I got an email from another company I wasn’t even thinking about. I told myself, “Chalo, try kar lete hain, dekhte hain kitna tayyar hoon.”
I gave the exam, did well, and then focused again on my main dream company.

When the target company’s exam date came, I gave my best. I was full of hope, waiting for that call every single day. But days passed. No message came. Silence.
My heart sank. “Kyun nahi mila? Maine toh sab kuch diya.”

And then, a few days later, I got a call from that other company where I had given the exam earlier. I gave the interview, got selected, and joined. That was the start of my IT journey.

Later, I found out that the target company had delayed joining and even removed many freshers. That day I smiled and said to myself,
"Yaar, Bhagwan ne dekha tha jo main nahi dekh paaya."
What I thought was a failure was actually protection. The things that broke me were quietly saving me.

You might say, “Vap, yeh toh achha hai, sab theek ho gaya!”
And I would smile and reply softly, “Haan bunny, tum sahi ho. End mein sab theek lagta hai. When I look back now, the things that once felt difficult and confusing finally make sense. Back then, we kept asking why things weren’t falling into place, but with time, life completes its full circle, and suddenly everything starts to connect.”

But deep inside, I know that those dark days left scars. The fear doesn’t fully go away. That emptiness, that confusion still comes back sometimes.
Yes, things look fine today, but the marks of those tough times stay in the heart. They make you stronger, but also a little scared.

Even now, when new problems come, I still ask myself,
"Kya sach mein sab theek ho jaayega?"
And then I whisper back, “Haan bunny, sab theek ho jaayega… bas thoda waqt lagega.”

We can’t control our past or our future. We only have today. So do your best, even if your heart shakes. Cry if you need to. Feel the pain. But don’t stop walking.
Because maybe, just maybe, these same scars are leading you to something beautiful.

God’s plan is bigger than ours, even when we can’t see it yet. Still, the scars stay, whispering doubts sometimes.
Is everything really going to be okay in the end?

Maybe you’re in that same empty place right now, confused and hurt, wondering why life feels unfair. I know that feeling. I’ve been there too, sitting in silence, asking, “Kyun mere saath yeh sab?”

Hold on, my friend. Keep that little hope alive. “Picture abhi baaki hai.”
Maybe one day you’ll look back and smile. Or maybe the questions will still remain. But keep believing. Keep moving.

This is DEEP Talks  just you and me, feeling together.
This story is not complete. It’s still being written.

Maybe after three or four years, I’ll come back and tell you whether everything really became okay or not.
Right now, I don’t know the answer. But I still have hope.
Hope that one day, everything will truly be okay in the end.

Tell me in the comments, what hard time are you facing? What keeps your hope alive? I’ll read every word.

Till next time, stay close, stay hopeful.
This is VapTalks and our story is still continuing……..