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Rukmavati (Sanskrit: रुक्मवती, romanized:
Rukmāvatī) is the
daughter of King
Rukmi of
Vidarbha and the
second wife of
Pradyumna in
Hindu mythology. Pradyumna...
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Rukmavati Ki
Haveli (1991) (English:
Rukmavati's Mansion) is an
Indian telefilm. The film is
directed by
Govind Nihalani and is
based on
Federico Garcia...
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acclaimed films like; Bhujan****yana
Dashavathara (1988),
Rihaee (1988),
Rukmavati Ki
Haveli (1991), and Woh
Chokri (1992), for
which she won the National...
- 'unconquerable') is a
character in
Hindu mythology, the son of
Pradyumna and
Rukmavati, and the
grandson of
Krishna and Rukmini. He is said to have been very...
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ruling his
kingdom from there. Rukmi’s daughter,
Rukmavati,
married Krishna’s son Pradyumna.
Rukmavati and
Pradyumna had a son, Aniruddha.[citation needed]...
- The
Rukmavati River is a
south flowing river originating in the
central Kutch District and
empties into the
Arabian Sea in the
state of Gujarat. Mandvi...
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eternal consort. He also
married Rukmavati, the
daughter of his
maternal uncle, Rukmi. It is said that
Princess Rukmavati found his valour, comeliness, and...
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married Qazi Isa's daughter. At some point,
Akbar took into his
harem Rukmavati, a
daughter Maldeo Rat****, Rao of Marwar, by his mistress, Tipu Gudi...
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featured in the
telefilms Rukmavati Ki
Haveli (1991) and
Zazeere (1992).
Directed by
Govind Nihalani, the 1991 show
Rukmavati Ki
Haveli was
based on the...
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located at 22°49′N 69°22′E / 22.81°N 69.36°E / 22.81; 69.36
where the
Rukmavati River meets the Gulf of Kutch. It is
about 56 km
south of the regional...
