The main characters of this story are Emperor Shahjahan-daughter Jahanara. After the death of mother Mumtaz Begum, this Mughal Shahjadi became the most respected 'Badshah Begum', but at that time no one felt more unfortunate than her. Earlier, only 38-year-old mother Mumtaz left this world while giving birth to her fourteenth child. Then the helpless state of the grieving father makes Jahanara uneasy. It was then that a new chapter in world history began - the preparation of the magnificent Taj Mahal mausoleum. But why does this stunning monument become unbearable day by day in Jahanara's eyes? Sibling feuds, sister Roshanara's dirty politics, or rumors of her illicit affair with her father? Meanwhile, the helpless old father Shah Jahan is imprisoned in Agra Fort by the will of his son Aurangzeb! Jahanara was her father's prison partner at that time. Yet there is no end to the misery. Another brother Murad's insane condition and finally death in the dirty politics of Dervish Vekdhari power-hungry brother Aurangzeb! Another brother Suja is not intended! Jahanara silent witness of these! Finally that tragic day! Aurangzeb sent the cut head of brother Darashuko as a gift to his father Shahjahan! Jahanara was shocked! The phase of writing these sad and sad stories began. However, Shahzadi feels the momentary relief in the midst of writing this miserable history? Why did the bloody Taj Mahal become a symbol of love in Jahanara's life? Who is that fortunate man, in whose warm touch the worlds enjoy double peace? Jahanara, the eldest daughter of the helpless Shah Jahan, wishes for the company of a loving partner again and again? But is this novel above all a Durbar love story of an inner-city Mughal princess-Shahjahan-Mumtaz whose embodiment is this Taj Mahal?