Gulbakavali
Author:Dr. Jayanti Naik Publisher: Rajaee Prakashan Pages: 160 ISBN: 978-81-954633-5-0 Book Cover: Softcover₹150
Gulbakavali is a long story written on the bases of arabian folktale ‘Gulbakavli’. Search for the Mystric flower of Gulbakavli is the central theme of the story. Story ends with the happy marriage of the prince Tajul mukh and princes Gulbalavati.
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