Ganga Mai Ki Betiyan

Ganga, abandoned because she did not bear a son, steadfastly raises her three daughters amidst the ancient streets of Varanasi. The daughters' remarkable achievements, forged through relentless injustice and hardship, become the ultimate victory for their mother in their lives.

The programme, titled Abandoned for not bearing a son, a resolute Ganga…, is presented as a drama episode. It centres on a single mother named Ganga and follows her life after being cast aside for not producing a male heir. Set against the historic backdrop of Varanasi, the story follows Ganga as she brings up her three daughters on her own. Despite the stigma of being abandoned, she remains determined, guiding her children through the difficulties that arise from the injustice she faces. As the daughters achieve their own successes, those victories are portrayed as the ultimate fulfilment of Ganga’s perseverance. The narrative places particular emphasis on the everyday realities of living in Varanasi, using the city’s cultural texture to frame the family’s struggles and achievements. Ganga’s steadfastness is shown through her daily efforts to provide for and nurture her daughters, underscoring the personal strength required to overcome societal pressure. In the conclusion of the episode, the daughters’ accomplishments are depicted as the culmination of Ganga’s resolve, turning the hardships she endured into what is described as her greatest victory. The drama thus highlights how personal triumph can emerge from adversity, with Ganga’s story serving as the central thread throughout.