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  1. The youngest princess Kamal who was present in the temple with her parents is a toddler and escapes the villainy of Mangal Singh by walking out of the temple alone. She is found by an "untouchable" man who brings her home and adopts her as his daughter despite his wife's (Begam Para) objections.

  2. The younger princess Kamal who was present in the temple with her parents is a toddler and escapes the villainy of Mangal Singh by walking out of the temple alone. She is found by an "untouchable" man who brings her home and adopts her as his daughter despite his wife's objections. She is named Ganga.

  3. The younger princess Kamal who was present in the temple with her parents is a toddler and escapes the villainy of Mangal Singh by walking out of the temple alone. She is found by an "untouchable" man who brings her home and adopts her as his daughter despite his wife's objections. She is named Ganga.

  4. In the royal court of Janakgarh Mangal Singh revolts against his sisters husband Maharana Pragat Singh they escape in a temple to save their lives.The prince and his wife is killed by Mangal while his elder daughter manages to escape to her uncle Maharana Kharak Singh for help wh... Read all.

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    • Drama, Musical, Romance
    • Kidar Nath Sharma
    • 1947-03-24
  5. Aug 11, 2016 · So in gurdwaras, they would be picked out as families of martyrs. The person who talked most about it was Mangal Singh [who along with his brothers killed 17 of their family].

  6. In the royal court of Janakgarh Mangal Singh revolts against his sisters husband Maharana Pragat Singh they escape in a temple to save their lives.The prince and his wife is killed by Mangal while his elder daughter manages to escape to her uncle Maharana Kharak Singh for help while the youngest manages to escape the temple and is taken care by a untouchable family and named Ganga (Kamal) .Kharak Singh kills Mangal Singh and gives to his niece.Ganga meets Madhusudan a stone craft artist and ...

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  8. Volga Se Ganga (Hindi: वोल्गा से गंगा, English: From Volga to Ganga) is a 1943 collection of 20 historical fiction short-stories by scholar and travel writer Rahul Sankrityayan.