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Shonkhomala ( শঙ্খমালা) 

A folk-fantasy romance about a royal prince who falls in love with a Baidani, a woman from a wandering community. The Baidani shares a deep bond with a mysterious snake that remains her loyal companion and comes to their rescue whenever danger strikes. As love, loyalty and danger intertwine, the unlikely relationship faces a series of challenges and conflicts.
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A folk-fantasy romance about a royal prince who falls in love with a Baidani, a woman from a wandering community. The Baidani shares a deep bond with a mysterious snake that remains her loyal companion and comes to their rescue whenever danger strikes. As love, loyalty and danger intertwine, the unlikely relationship faces a series of challenges and conflicts.

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