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
Title: Shining Saris: The South Asian Snow White
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Once upon a time, in a beautiful village nestled amid lush green mountains and golden fields, there lived a kind-hearted girl named Saroj. She had glossy black hair, almond-shaped eyes that sparkled like stars, and a heart as pure as the Ganges river.
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Saroj, also known as Snow White, lived happily with her loving parents, Ravi and Kamala. However, fate had a wicked twist in store for her.
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When Saroj turned seven, her mother Kamala, known for her vibrant saris, passed away, leaving Saroj with her father as her sole guardian.
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One fine day, Ravi married a woman named Priya, who seemed beautiful but was actually envious of Saroj's charm and grace.
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Priya, dressed in bright green attire, possessed a mirror that could speak! Every day, she would ask, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?"
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The mirror would reply, "You are beautiful, it's true, but Saroj, dear Snow White, is fairer than you."
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Priya's jealousy consumed her with rage. She made a wicked plan to get rid of Saroj, the fairest of them all!
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Priya disguised herself as an old woman and gave Saroj a shiny red apple. Little did Saroj know that the apple was enchanted!
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Saroj, eyes glistening with curiosity, took a bite from the juicy apple and immediately fell into a deep sleep – just as the setting sun dipped below the horizon.
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In her sleep, Saroj saw a vision of a prince with a golden turban who promised to wake her with true love's kiss.
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The handsome prince, named Rajan, rode through the village, asking every girl to try the enchanting apple.
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When Rajan arrived at Saroj's cottage, he saw her enchanted in her deep slumber. Her beauty enchanted him, and he kissed her gently.
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The magical spell lifted, and Saroj woke up to the soft touch of her prince's lips. She was overjoyed!
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Saroj and Rajan got married and lived happily ever after in a splendid palace surrounded by joyful villagers, colorful bazaars, and peacocks dancing to the rhythm of their love.
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From that day forward, Snow White was known as "Saroj, the fairest queen of the land," and her story was told to children far and wide, reminding everyone that true love can conquer all.
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And so, dear children, always remember that goodness, love, and kindness will shine brightly, just like Saroj, the South Asian Snow White.
THE END