Gul Sanobar

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Gul Sanobar
Also known asAn Epic Saga of Love
GenreFantasy
Created byDhirubhai Gohil
Based on Arabian Nights
Written byFarooq Barelvi
Directed by Sunil Agnihotri
Theme music composerRais Bharti
Opening theme"Gul Sanobar" by Anwar
Country of origin India
Original languagesHindi
Urdu
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes52
Production
ProducerRupesh D. Gohil
EditorShiva Sharma
Running time22.5 minutes
Production companyUtopia Productions
Original release
NetworkDD National
Release1999 (1999) 
2000 (2000)

Gul Sanobar is an Indian fantasy adventure television series created by Dhirubhai Gohil which aired on DD national from 1999 to 2000. It is based on the Persian legend of Gul o Sanaubar and the Arabian Nights .

Contents

Cast

Episodes

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  1. The return of Prince Taimas
  2. Execution of Kabul Prince
  3. Escaped prisoners
  4. The arrogant queen
  5. Unsolved mystery of Gul Sanobar
  6. The torture of queen Mehrangez
  7. Search for absconding prisoners
  8. Declare of war on Turkistan
  9. The beginning of war
  10. Capture of Zighala
  11. The evil blood
  12. The mystery of stone statue
  13. Death of Veer Singh

Home media

RDG Productions Pvt. Ltd. re-released the show on its YouTube channel starting from 2018.

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References

  1. "Gul Sanobar Full Episodes HD - गुल सनोबर I Arabian Nights". YouTube. 19 November 2018.