In the film Ganesha is depicted as a householder () with wives, sons, and a sister (Mansa: a goddess, known as Mansa Mata {temple at haridwaar and many places,}. As is common in North India his wives are depicted as Riddhi and Siddhi. His sons are depicted as Shubha and Labha. The boys are unhappy because they, unlike Ganesha, have no sister. But Ganesha is ambivalent about having another child. The boys and the women plead with Ganesha, and the sage Nārada convinces him that having a daughter would be good. Ganesha assents and from Riddhi and Siddhi emerges a flame that engenders Santoshī Mā. There is dispute over this, between various scholars, whether it is myth or not. Saying it as totally myth will also be totally wrong. Women in North India are a huge follower of Santoshi Maa and her main temple is situated in Lal Sagar, near Mandore, which is about 10 kilometres away from Jodhpur city.