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write me a story about Snow White but its a South Asia version and it has to be set up like a kids book and its going on a slide show
English tho still
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Title: Shimmering Stars: A South Asian Snow White
Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom nestled amidst the lush green valleys of South Asia, there lived a kind and compassionate king named Rajendra. His beautiful queen, Padmavati, had passed away, leaving him and their little daughter, Shanti, behind.
One day, King Rajendra married a wicked queen who possessed a magic mirror. This queen wished to be the fairest one in the land, even if it meant harming others. Every day, she would ask her magic mirror, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"
The mirror always answered, "You, my queen, are the fairest in the land." But as Shanti grew older, her beauty began to surpass the queen's. This enraged the queen, filling her heart with jealousy and anger.
One morning, the queen ordered her loyal servant to lead Shanti deep into the forest, to a place where wild animals roamed. But the servant had a kind heart and couldn't bear to harm the sweet princess. He left her near a beautiful cottage, hidden amidst the tall trees.
As Shanti wandered through the forest, she stumbled upon the cottage. It was unlike anything she had ever seen before. The door creaked open, and inside, she found seven little beds, each neatly aligned. Shanti felt a warm presence in her heart and knew she had found a safe haven.
The cottage belonged to seven kind-hearted miners who became Shanti's new family. Each miner was as unique and special as a shining star, bringing their own joy and talents to brighten Shanti's days. Their names were Akash, Bimal, Chandra, Divya, Esha, Feroz, and Gulab.
The miners were enchanted by Shanti's pure heart, and together, they lived in harmony, spreading love and happiness throughout the forest. But the wicked queen had learned that Shanti was still alive and decided to take matters into her own hands.
One day, disguised as an old woman, the queen reached the cottage with a poisoned apple. She offered it to Shanti, tempting her with its glossy red skin. Ignoring the advice of her friends, Shanti bit into the apple, and at once, fell into a deep sleep.
The miners were heartbroken when they found Shanti lying motionless. They placed her gently on a bed of beautiful flowers and vowed to protect her until she awakened. Days turned into nights, yet hope never faded from their hearts.
One evening, a prince named Arjun came riding through the forest. Mesmerized by Shanti's beauty, he sang a sweet melody, filling the air with the pure notes of love. His sincere song awakened Shanti from her deep slumber, and her eyes fluttered open.
Shanti and Prince Arjun fell instantly in love, for their hearts recognized each other's purity. The miners rejoiced, showering the couple with blessings, flowers, and dances. The wicked queen, seeing her plan foiled, fled from the kingdom forever, never to return.
Shanti and Prince Arjun were married amid the blossoms and the stars, with the miners and the forest creatures rejoicing in their magical union. And they lived happily ever after, spreading love, kindness, and the joy of their South Asian heritage to all corners of the land.
And so, the tale of Snow White was reimagined with a touch of South Asian enchantment, reminding us that love, perseverance, and the sparkle of true beauty can overcome any darkness.
The End.
[Slide 1 - Title: "Shimmering Stars: A South Asian Snow White"]
[Slide 2 - Illustration: King Rajendra and Queen Padmavati]
[Slide 3 - Illustration: Evil Queen and Magic Mirror]
[Slide 4 - Illustration: Shanti wandering through the forest]
[Slide 5 - Illustration: Shanti discovering the cottage]
[Slide 6 - Illustration: The seven miners welcoming Shanti]
[Slide 7 - Illustration: Queen offering the poisoned apple]
[Slide 8 - Illustration: Prince Arjun awakening Shanti with his song]
[Slide 9 - Illustration: Shanti and Prince Arjun's wedding]
[Slide 10 - Illustration: Shanti, Prince Arjun, miners, and forest creatures celebrating]
THE END