Ganga Mai Ki Betiyan

Rejected for not producing a son, Ganga steadfastly raises her three daughters in the city of Varanasi. Their achievements, forged amid injustice and hardship, become the most significant victory of her life, proving that love and perseverance can overcome societal bias.

The programme centres on a determined woman called Ganga, whose life takes a harsh turn when she is abandoned simply because she has not borne a son. It follows her journey from that moment of rejection, presenting her as a resolute figure who refuses to be defined by that single act of injustice. Ganga’s story unfolds against the vivid backdrop of Varanasi, where she is left to raise her three daughters on her own. The narrative tracks her day‑to‑day struggles, showing how she confronts the stigma attached to her situation while nurturing her children in a city steeped in tradition and spirituality. Despite the weight of societal expectations and the hardships that accompany single parenthood, Ganga’s daughters each carve out their own paths. Their individual triumphs—whether small victories or larger achievements—are depicted as direct reflections of their mother’s unwavering resolve and love. In the end, the collective successes of the three girls become Ganga’s most significant victory. The programme portrays how, against a backdrop of injustice, her daughters’ accomplishments transform her own story from one of abandonment to one of profound, hard‑won triumph.