These Siamese twins from India have two arms, three legs between them, and two hearts — a unique trait that led their parents to abandon them after birth . Despite their differences, the sisters found love . In 2014, they married the same man and now live together under one roof .

Ganga and Jamna are Siamese twins born in 1969 or 1970. The exact date of their birth is unknown because their biological parents rejected them upon realizing they wouldn’t be able to provide the care they needed. Left without support and a home, the girls didn’t let these challenges stop them. Each of them had a heart and two arms, but only three legs between them, which didn’t hinder their ability to move forward.

In 1993, Ganga and Jamna had a daughter, but they faced a heartbreaking loss: the baby didn’t survive even a day. Despite this sorrow, the sisters held onto their belief in a brighter future. In 2008, their lives took a dramatic turn when they joined a traveling circus in India. Soon, they became known as the “Spider Sisters” because of their unique appearance. Their newfound fame brought them a steady income and many admirers. They became true stars of the circus.

Life continued to bring changes. In 2014, a new carnival performer named Gadadhar joined the circus. Ganga and Jamna fell in love with him at first sight, and their relationship quickly became serious. Gadadhar respected their unique situation and supported their careers. Now, in their 50s, the sisters still work in the circus, enjoying their job and the love they share. Doctors have suggested separating them, believing it to be possible, but Ganga and Jamna have refused.

They believe their bond is what makes them unique, and without it, their lives would lose the very essence that captivates their audience. Instead of separating, they continue to live a full life with their husband, cherishing each other and delighting their fans with their remarkable story.