Ganga Mai Ki Betiyan

Despite being abandoned for not bearing a son, Ganga remains resolute, raising her three daughters in the ancient city of Varanasi. Their achievements, forged through persistent injustice and hardship, ultimately stand as Ganga's greatest victory and testament to her strength.

The show is presented as an episode‑length programme centred on a single narrative. Titled Abandoned for not bearing a son, a resolute Ganga…, it falls within the drama genre and follows a concise, self‑contained storyline. Its format allows the audience to engage with the characters and their circumstances, and it stays within its episode format. The core of the story follows Ganga, who is cast out by her family because she has not given birth to a son. Undeterred, she remains in Varanasi, where she brings up her three daughters on her own. The plot tracks her daily struggle to provide for them amidst societal pressure, and she persists, caring for her children each day. Set against the iconic streets and ghats of Varanasi, the series highlights Ganga's steadfast determination. Despite facing continual injustice and the weight of traditional expectations, she endures each hardship with resolve. The environment of the holy city serves as a constant backdrop to her efforts, and the city’s timeless aura underscores her unyielding spirit. In the end, the daughters' achievements become the true measure of Ganga's success. Their triumphs, earned despite the obstacles placed before them, are portrayed as her greatest victory. Their successes echo her strength, confirming that perseverance can overcome injustice.