Accidentally Rich

Peter is a tollbooth cashier with a quiet, unremarkable life. Every day, he watches thousands of people drive off to destinations unknown, their lives seemingly filled with excitement and purpose while he remains rooted in his booth, waiting for something more. Unmarried, a bit socially awkward, and with no family to speak of, Peter finds his life almost unbearably predictable. But one small routine—a weekly lottery ticket he buys "just for fun"—changes everything. One night, as he's slumped on his couch eating pasta, the impossible happens. Peter matches every number on his lottery ticket, winning an unbelievable $90 million. His life flips overnight, and suddenly, he's plunged into a world of limitless possibilities, from media spotlights to exclusive parties and endless attention—all things he never dreamed of. Yet, for Peter, the only real change he wants is the chance to be with Jenny, the cashier at the small corner shop who's always greeted him with warmth and humor, not because of his money, but because she sees him for who he truly is. As Peter tries to navigate his chaotic new life, he finds himself grappling with the difference between those drawn to his fortune and those who genuinely care for him. Through comedic mishaps, unexpected revelations, and his own naive charm, Peter's journey is one of self-discovery, showing that love, unlike luck, can't be left up to chance. Accidentally Rich is a heartwarming, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy that reminds us that even when fortune knocks, it's love that truly changes us.