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Kiranmala: The tale of the princess who conquered Magic Mountain - Malay Bera (Level 1)

🎧 Kiranmala: The tale of the princess who conquered Magic Mountain - Malay Bera (Level 1)

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Long ago, a queen had three babies. However, her jealous sisters stole them. They put the babies in a river and tricked the king. The king sent his wife away. A kind man found the babies and raised them. Their names were Arun, Barun, and Kiranmala. They grew up to be very smart and brave. One day, the king met them, but he did not know they were his children. Later, the siblings heard about a Magic Mountain. The two brothers went to find treasure there, but they failed. They turned into stone statues. Kiranmala decided to save them. She climbed the mountain and ignored the scary monsters. At the top, she found a golden bird and magic water. She used the water to bring her brothers back to life. Finally, the king visited them again. The golden bird told him the truth about the jealous sisters. The king realized that Arun, Barun, and Kiranmala were his lost children. The family was finally ready to be together again.

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