Fine hair crept almost the entire surface of their bodies and faces. The !medical world calls it a rare genetic disorder known as werewolf syndrome.
"!Marriage is not an option for us, it's unlikely to happen," said Savita told the Daily Mail. "Who would want to marry us if the hair continues to grow in our faces?"
They've tried various potions thresher fur. Instantly, !hair gone wild. Yet, in vain. Hair soon grows back quickly over the skin layer.
"Every time I go to school, my! friends are always yelling at me facial hairy, scary, do not sit next to him," said Savita who was fired from work because of his condition.
According to his mother, !Anita Raut Sambhaji, they inherited a genetic abnormality of the father. "I'm still 12 years old when betrothed and married, I found out that my husband's face and body full of feathers at the wedding," he said.
Anita said, only three of the six children who inherit a rare condition. "When !his face was full of baby hair, and every time I take it out, the people shouted at us animals, wizards," said Anita.
Anita hopes his sons married a dream come true. "If someone is !applying for a course they will get married, but if they do not have to work to survive. I have to keep trying to find a companion to them," he said.
A documentary film maker plans to lift the story of three girls. He wanted to help raise funds for the laser surgery to get rid of stray hairs from their bodies.
