Stark widerness. A Hindu widow of the royal family is on the way to her in laws. A sudden attack by dekoits unleashes disaster.

Just when her modesty is at stake, a young man, a Muslim appears. He rescues her. But those eyes haunt him and thousands of questions flored his mind. Freedom and independence that he was concerned about all these days, suddenly seem incomplete. They meet again after sometime while on return some conversation in between and both finally begin a new journey together.

The Hindu widow's family, tradition and heritage are left side and the young man pics up shreds of dreams of freedom to construct an image of his ideal of intense love. Who are these people? Are they merely some names from the pages of history? Or historic emblems of our conscience perhaps? May be they are the same who wished to uphold the idea of freedom during the blood stained phase of bengal's history.

Sense of individual freedom awakens and nurtures the idea of an an independent state its this sense that transforms a widowed Swarnomoyee into the commandent-in-chief Sonai Bibi. In this play lets weetness the transformation through the history of the Baro-Bhuiyas (the era of twelve chiefs) ans discover ourselves.