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Mayavi Maling

A Hindi fantasy drama about three enchanted princesses.

Mayavi Maling

Mayavi Maling (also called Enchanted Malinga or The King's Daughters) is a Hindi fantasy drama television series. It aired on Star Bharat from 1 May to 18 August 2018. The story takes place in a fictional fantasy realm. The main characters are three princesses: Pranali, played by Neha Solanki; Aishwarya, played by Vaani Sood; and Garima, played by Gracy Goswami. Shakti Anand portrays Shiladitya, the king of Maling and father of the princesses. Harshad Arora plays Angad, the powerful and evil prince of the neighboring kingdom of Mahapuram.

Quick Facts

Genre
Soap opera
Director
Dinesh Mahadev Munge / Surajj Rao / Shyam Kalgutkar
Editor
Ganga Kacharla / Ankush Ambre
Country
India
Language
Hindi
Story
Vivek Behl
Screenplay
Sarang Mahajan
Executive Producer
Mayank Pandey
Camera
Multi-Camera
Location
Mumbai
Producer
Peninsula Pictures
Runtime
21 minutes

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Lore & Background

The series is set in a fantasy world and revolves around three princesses of the enchanted kingdom of Maling: Pranali, Aishwarya, and Garima. Neha Solanki plays Maharani Pranali, the eldest sister who becomes queen and marries Yuvraj Angad, the powerful and evil Prince of Mahapuram, portrayed by Harshad Arora. Vaani Sood plays Rajkumari Aishwarya, the middle princess, whose love interest is Chegu, played by Ankit Gupta. Gracy Goswami plays the youngest princess, Rajkumari Garima.

Reader's Guide

Mayavi Maling is notable as a Hindi fantasy drama that aired on Star Bharat for a short run from May to August 2018. The show's narrative centers on the three princesses of Maling and their interactions with the neighboring kingdom of Mahapuram, particularly the conflict between Pranali and her husband Angad. The cast includes Shakti Anand as Maharaj Shiladitya, the princesses' father and former king, and Aparna Kumar as Maharani Madhumali, Angad's mother. Recurring characters include Adivanth, Arakh, and several queens and court figures. The series also features cameo appearances by Mamik Singh as Sardar Jaba and Sargun Kaur Luthra as a fake Maharani Pranali. Its legacy lies in its brief but complete story arc within the fantasy television genre.

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