Ganga Mai Ki Betiyan

After being cast aside for not bearing a son, the resolute Ganga raises her three daughters in the ancient city of Varanasi. Their achievements, forged amid injustice and hardship, become Ganga’s greatest victory, proving her dedication and love to her children and to herself.

The piece is a programme presented as a single episode, falling under the drama genre. It centres on a woman called Ganga and follows her life after a pivotal event forces her onto an unexpected path. Ganga is cast out by her family because she has not produced a son. Undeterred, she remains in Varanasi and takes on the sole responsibility of raising her three daughters. The narrative follows her efforts to nurture them amid the cultural and social pressures that surround her. Set against the historic streets and riverbanks of Varanasi, the story highlights the daily hardships Ganga and her children endure. Despite the weight of injustice they face, each daughter manages to achieve personal successes, turning what began as a painful rejection into a source of profound pride for their mother. In the end, the daughters’ accomplishments are portrayed as Ganga’s greatest triumph. Their victories, earned through perseverance and resilience, become the ultimate testament to her strength and determination, outweighing the early cruelty that sought to define her life.