Behind every historical character is the story of the house? The pages of history bear it not. It is natural to be saddened to see the end of so many glorious traditions. But still one has to be prepared for this consequence, because this consequence preserves the momentum of history. The stories of many characters of Mughal history resonate in our hearts. But Apsara Bai i.e. 'Ranadil' is a brilliant exceptional character. This 'Ranadil' is the name given by Badshahzada Darashuko. The novel's page-by-page narration is truly mesmerizing. The history of the Rajput nation is truly glorious. The names of Chittor, Mebar, Marwa are associated with many legends. Through the novels 'Cheetor Garh', and 'Ranasthal Marwar', the author has developed his best features. After the chapter of Siraj, when the British Raj was established in India, a distinct society of Sahibs developed in the city. An attempt has been made to portray a picture of that time in the short scope of the novel 'Then Warren Hastings'.