In this play, the writer presents the story of Razia Sultan. Her identity as a woman ruling over the great warriors of her time posed a defiant challenge that turned her courtiers and nobles into enemies. This was seen as an affront to the patriarchal norms of the medieval era. Supporters of traditional views, including the Sheikh-ul-Islam, opposed her reign. The amirs and ministers conspired against Razia, leading to her downfall.
