| Display title | Beauty and Warrior |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Beauty and Warrior is a 2002 animated film produced by Joseph Lai. In this film, one of the daughters of what may or may not be a king named Mahadewa is kicked out some unnamed country because she married a human being. One of her sisters, Mayang Sari, follows her, they talk a bit about splitting up, and the banished sister, Nawang Wulan, leaves for who knows where. As for Mayang Sari, she becomes the queen of a water palace, and a group of five jinn serve as her bodyguards/courtiers. |
