Razia Sultan

A day before the festival of Eid, Shams-ud-din Iltutmish, the ruler of the Delhi Sultanate, is addressing his subjects. Everyone, including the royal Turkish family, is in a festive mood. Iltutmish has replaced gold coins with silver coins. Shamshad Begum, Iltutmish's mother-in-law, is worried about her dead husband's fame. The Sultan's daughters, Razia and Shazia, are busy preparing special tokens of gift for him. Shamshad Begum is angry with Razia's ignoble behaviour.

Razia gets the third gift for the Sultan from Nizamuddin, a benevolent man who once saved the Sultan from the clutches of a cruel master. The Sultan is delighted to see Razia's gifts. Meanwhile, a messenger of death arrives with news. Fatima, one of Nizamuddin's slaves, is to be buried alive along with her dead master. She appeals to the Sultan and Razia for help. Only Razia, who is privy to more information about this situation, can help her.

In her quest to save Fatima, Razia tries to convince her father to release Fatima. The Sultan explains to her that he cannot bend the law for his daughter. Shamshad Begum punishes Razia for the same and isolates her from the Eid celebrations. Razia is worried about Fatima and is unable to decide between the path of virtue or the path of duty. Razia comes up with a plan to save Fatima.

Razia does the forbidden when she announces that she has witnessed the moon on the eve of Eid. Her bold action brings her in the crosshairs of the imams (religious heads of the Delhi Sultanate) and the commoners. Razia defends her actions by highlighting the discrimination made between men and women. The imams ask the Sultan to apologise to his subjects for his daughter's actions. Shamshad Begum and Qutub Begum, Razia's mother, are anxious.

Iltutmish decides to put his fate in the hands of the people of his kingdom. He asks the people to discard rituals which discriminate between men and women. The people support their Sultan. Razia goes to meet Fatima in prison. Shamshad Begum is unhappy with the Sultan's declaration. Razia helps with the Eid celebrations, while Qutub Begum waits for the Sultan. Razia is glad to see her mother happy. Meanwhile, a stranger makes her way towards the kingdom.

The royal family is enjoying a dance performance on Eid. Qutub Begum is looking forward to sweeping her husband off his feet. She has written a ghazal for her husband. Razia and Shazia plead with their mother to read it out. Before Qutub can complete her ghazal, an unknown voice stops her. Shah Turkan, the Sultan's mistress from Lahore, arrives and disrupts the celebrations. Qutub is shocked at Shah Turkan's audacity to come to her door. Meanwhile, Razia sneaks out of the palace.

Razia sneaks out of the palace to meet Nizamuddin's son. She encounters an arrogant young man harming a kid on her way. She decides to teach the man a lesson, unaware of what her actions might lead to. After reaching home, Razia consoles her mother, who is upset because of the arrival of Shah Turkan. Shamshad Begum alerts the palace household of the mistress's evil intentions. Turkan talks to the Sultan about her son.

Turkan gifts chopped fingers to her son, Rukn-ud-din Firuz. Aadila announces the arrival of Qutub's son, Nasiruddin Mahmud, who is returning after his training. The Sultan presents his daughters with gifts and Razia is delighted. Her happiness fades when she learns of the identity of the arrogant young man she had met. He is her stepbrother, Rukn-ud-din Firuz, son of Iltutmish and Shah Turkan. Qutub Begum slaps Shah Turkan when she learns about the Sultan's plan to spend Eid with Turkan.

Nizamuddin's son is releasing Fatima in exchange of Razia's silver coin, which she won from the Sultan. Qutub Begum after being challenged by Shah Turkan, approaches Razia with a request concerning the silver coin. Razia must decide between Fatima and her mother. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din prepare for celebrations with the Sultan. Razia receives a letter from Nasiruddin Mahmud, her elder brother. Razia's great-grandmother helps her find a solution to a problem she created.

The Sultan is going to celebrate Eid with Shah Turkan. Qutub Begum blames Razia for this misfortune. To save the day, Razia decides to send Fatima with a message to her brother, Nasir. He is on his way home after spending time at Ghazni with his mentor, Taj al-Din Yildiz, the Sultan of Ghazni and a friend of Iltutmish. Turkan is anxious to ask the Sultan to appoint her son as the Subedar of Delhi. Rana Martand, the commander-in-chief, interrupts the Sultan and Turkan's celebration.

Razia is happy about celebrating Eid with her father. She goes to meet her brother and requests him to not reveal the fact that she invited Taj al-Din Yildiz. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din are left wondering why the Sultan isn't celebrating with them. With the arrival of Nasir and Taj al-Din Yildiz, the Sultan and the royal family start the Eid celebrations. On the other hand, anger is building up in Rukn-ud-din's mind. What has the mother-son duo planned next?

The king is impressed with Qutub's preparations for his friend, Taj al-Din Yildiz. Impressed, the Sultan urges Qutub Begum to ask for a gift. It gets awkward when Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din try to convert their defeat to a victory by crashing the royal Eid celebrations. Shah Turkan presents the Sultan with a gift and a dance. Razia presents the Sultan the tokens she had collected earlier. Shah Turkan endangers the Sultan's life and her own to win him over.

Shah Turkan reveals the ulterior motive behind saving the Sultan. Qutub Begum and Shah Turkan fight. The Sultan announces an open fight for the position of Subedar of Delhi. This adds more fuel to the clash between Nasir and Rukn-ud-din. Turkan sends a messenger to Razia. Taj al-Din Yildiz praises Razia when he is leaving. Razia shares her thoughts about her ideal husband with her siblings. Meanwhile, a stranger saves a woman lost in a caravan of camels.

Turkan extends a hand of friendship towards Razia. Razia is cautious of Turkan's manipulative schemes. Someone tries attacking Nasir and Razia plans to visit Khwaja's Dargah to pray for his safety. Meanwhile, Turkan and Qutub prepare their sons for the fight. The Sultan plans a different challenge for both his sons. Shah Turkan damages Nasir's horse. Mirza, a wanderer, hears about the royal announcement of an open fight and decides to try his luck. He too plans to go to the dargah.

The competition for the position of Subedar of Delhi is about to commence. Both Nasir and Rukn-ud-din have selected their swords. The Sultan has a hidden message for them in their swords. Meanwhile, Razia's excursion to the dargah is going well, until she crosses paths with Mirza, who is on his way to Delhi for the competition. Razia has an ittar dupatta that Mirza wants desperately. He attacks her to get his hands on it.

The Sultan sets the stage for the competition. Contestants hailing from different provinces must fight against savages and procure the Sultan's sword. Shah Turkan is worried about her son. Nasir leads the other contestants in the competition and fights bravely. He saves Rukn-ud-din from the savages, but Rukn-ud-din shows his true colours by going alone after the sword. Both Nasir and Rukn-ud-din catch hold of the sword at the same time. Meanwhile, Mirza observes the competition.

Both Nasir and Rukn-ud-din get hold of the sword at the same time. The Sultan now must declare one of them as the winner. A combat between both the contestants is declared. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din are not playing by the rules. Nasir fights valiantly but is defeated because Shah Turkan sabotages his horse. Rukn-ud-din is on the verge of killing Nasir and is declared winner. Mirza, pretending to be the prince of Shahgarh, challenges Rukn-ud-din. Iltutmish allows the fight to continue.

A fight ensues between Mirza and Rukn-ud-din. Mirza is not deceived by Rukn-ud-din's tricks. Meanwhile, Razia, who is consoling her injured brother, is happy to see Mirza winning over Rukn-ud-din. Shamshad Begum is suspicious of foul play by Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din. Mirza disappears after the fight. It is revealed that Mirza is a slave. Meanwhile, his master is angry due to his absence.

Razia is happy with Rukn-ud-din’s defeat. But, the tables turn when Iltutmish learns that the real prince of Shahgarh is out on a trip. Shah Turkan wants Iltutmish to declare Rukn-ud-din the Subedar of Delhi. Shamshad Begum is afraid of the worst. Razia tries to save the day by convincing her father to wait for the mysterious winner. She has a hidden agenda behind this request. She wants a day to prove foul play. Meanwhile, Mirza kills his master, who killed one of Mirza's friend.

Shah Turkan is worried about Mirza ruining her son's chance to be the Subedar of Delhi. Meanwhile, Razia takes the matter into her hands and sets on to find clues to prove sabotage. Shah Turkan advices Rukn-ud-din to destroy any clue they left behind. Mirza is wanted for his master’s death and hides in the palace stables. Mirza and Razia bump into each other. Razia loses the clue she found. Razia confronts Rukn-ud-din, who threatens to kill her. Mirza saves her from Rukn-ud-din.

Razia threatens Rukn-ud-din, resulting in a fight. Nasir saves Razia. Rukn-ud-din provokes Nasir and they continue the fight. Iltutmish saves Rukn-ud-din from a furious Nasir. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din manipulate Iltutmish to believe their innocence. They blame Razia and Nasir for scheming to win the title. The Sultan is misled with lies and deceit and declares the Subedar of Delhi. Mirza leaves the palace.

The royal family is not happy that Rukn-ud-din is now the Subedar of Delhi. Shamshad Begum advises Nasir and all the members of the family to show their lack of support by going to Multan. Shah Turkan warns Iltutmish about a mutiny. Razia does not agree with Shamshad Begum and asks Nasir to talk to their father. Rukn-ud-din pretends to be Iltutmish and deceives Nasir. Disappointed with his talk to Iltutmish, Nasir decides to leave for Multan.

Mirza loses the ittar dupatta. He, along with his friend, returns to the palace to get it back. Meanwhile, Rukn-ud-din discusses his intention to kill Iltutmish with Shah Turkan. The two prepare for the appointment ceremony. Nasir, along with the women of the royal family, goes to Multan. There, he is greeted by Qutub’s sister Uzma Begum and her husband Nasir ad-Din Qabacha. Razia stays back to mend relations with her father.

Iltutmish is surprised with the decision of the royal family. Razia tries to convince her father to call Nasir back home. Meanwhile, Rukn-ud-din is enjoying a bath, when he is interrupted by his mother. They plot to eliminate Nasir. There is tension between Qutub Begum and Uzma Begum. Mirza and his friend are sharing a meal, when soldiers arrive looking for them. He escapes and plans to go to Ghazni.

Shah Turkan warns Razia about her journey to Multan. Razia answers with a sharp reply, which shuts Shah Turkan up. Sultan is worried about Razia's safety. He shares his concern with Razia and Rana Martand, the Sultan's commander-in-chief. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din hatch a plan to become the Sultan and Valide Sultan (mother of the Sultan). Razia, along with the royal convoy, starts her journey to Multan. She meets Mirza on her journey.

Mirza travels along with the royal convoy without anyone noticing. Nasir reminisces his moments with Iltutmish and looks forward to Razia's arrival. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan plants doubts for Nasir in Iltutmish's mind. Sultan Qabacha gets a whiff about Shah Turkan’s evil plot. He prepares his soldiers for the fight. Razia’s convoy messenger reaches Multan and attacks the royal family. Nasir and Qabacha fight Rana Martand and his soldiers. Razia is shocked witnessing the fight.

The bloodshed in Multan shakes the royal family to their core. Razia and her mother Qutub Begum are not ready to believe the accusations against Iltutmish. The last words of a dying soldier can reveal the truth. Nasir sends a brutal message to his father, which infuriates Iltutmish. Shah Turkan manipulates Iltutmish to declare a war against Nasir. Both father and son prepare for the war that's due to occur in a month's time.

Nasir has declared a war against the Sultan. Both Nasir and the Sultan command their soldiers to start preparing for the war. Meanwhile, Mirza encounters a group of men sent by his previous master. Razia comforts Qutub. Razia wants to clear the misunderstanding between her brother and father. Shamshad Begum denies Razia to intervene in political matters. Razia decides to go to Ghazni to ask for Sultan Yildiz’s help.

The men who attack Mirza are his colleagues from the time he spent with Haji Jamal, his Pir (teacher). Before leaving for Multan, Razia wants to meet Nasir. She meets him in a soldier's disguise and drops a letter in his pocket. With Fatima’s help, Razia and her maid Chanda start their journey. Meanwhile, Mirza goes to meet Haji, who asks him to kill somebody. Mirza declines to do so. The royal family at Multan learns of Razia’s disappearance.

Nasir asks Fatima about Razia's whereabouts. Fatima misleads them to believe that Razia heading to Delhi. Nasir reads Razia’s note and wants to bring Razia back but is stopped by Sultan Qabacha. On her way to Ghazni, Razia gets hurt while riding the horse. While taking care of Razia, Chanda loses the horses. Meanwhile, Mirza wins a silver coin and the title of best fighter from Haji Jamal. Is there a hidden motive behind the gift? Razia and Chanda meet a scary nomad.

The nomad warns Razia and Chanda about 'Maut ki Ghati', a slave market. Uzma Begum is worried about Razia. Her husband lies about sending troops after Razia. In Delhi, Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din cut off the food supply to the poor. Iltutmish is not happy with this decision. Qutub Begum sends a letter to the Sultan, which falls into the hands of Shah Turkan. She manipulates the letter. While trying to catch the horses, Razia comes across a few slaves. She saves them but is captured herself.

Shah Turkan misleads the Sultan by manipulating Qutub Begum's letter. Razia is mistreated by her captors. Shah Turkan anticipates Razia's plan to go to Ghazni. She hires an assassin, Zangoora, to kill Razia. Rukn-ud-din questions Zangoora's credibility, but is spellbound by the assassin's skills. Razia, meanwhile, is not worried about her life. She feels happy to have saved the girl slaves. Mirza helps the slaves as well, saving them from a guard looking for them. Razia reaches 'Maut ki Ghati'.

Razia is shocked to see the slave market. Maroosh, the head of 'Maut ki Ghati', beheads a girl in front of Razia. Razia is sold by her captor. Maroosh withholds Razia for disobeying him and throws her into a prison. Meanwhile, Mirza drops the girls safely back home. An innocent girl asks Mirza to save Razia. He tosses a coin to decide. Shah Turkan writes a letter to Qutub Begum in Razia's handwriting, announcing Shah Turkan's marriage to the Sultan.

Qutub Begum dreams that Razia's life is in danger. Shamshad Begum tells her to have faith. Uzma Begum gives Razia's letter to Qutub Begum. Qutub Begum learns about Shah Turkan and the Sultan's marriage. Fatima writes to Razia about this. Meanwhile, Razia meets the nomad she met earlier and asks for help. She inspires all the captives to fight alongside her and they come up with a plan. Mirza decides to save Razia and disguises himself.

Razia and the captive girls have hatched a plan for their freedom. Meanwhile, Mirza approaches Maroosh under the disguise of a merchant named Bhaktavar. Maroosh becomes suspicious of Mirza and asks for a proof of his identity. Mirza talks Maroosh into giving up Razia and the other captives for a huge amount. But soon, his disguise is revealed, and a fight ensues. Mirza gets heavily wounded in the fight. The lives of Razia and the girls are in danger.

Mirza gets a severe beating from Maroosh's men. Razia and the girls execute their escape plan. The girls run out of time and Maroosh captures Razia. Chanda begs him to spare Razia. Mirza swoops in to save Razia in time. The fight continues between Mirza and Maroosh. Razia, meanwhile, saves the girls from being burnt alive. The girls get their revenge with Maroosh. Somewhere, the nomad Razia met earlier prophesies that she will be a Sultan.

Razia is grateful to Mirza for saving her life. Mirza taunts Razia, asking her to stop fighting for others or learn how to fight. Razia is taken aback by his thinking. Meanwhile, Qutub plans to invite Iltutmish to Multan during Urs, an Islamic festival. Nasir announces that he cannot let his mother meet an enemy. Qutub slaps him for saying this. Zangoora reaches 'Maut ki Ghati' to learn that Razia defeated Maroosh. Razia once again crosses paths with Mirza.

Mirza is ignorant of the fact that Razia is the same girl who he met at the dargah. Razia receives Fatima's message and learns about Shah Turkan's schemes. In Multan, Fatima encourages Nasir with her words. On the other hand, Chanda catches Zangoora asking about Razia's whereabouts by showing her picture to people. She informs Razia about him. Razia and Mirza go their separate ways. Zangoora follows Chanda, who is unaware of his presence. Chanda is attacked.

Chanda falls unconscious from the attack. Following the blood trail, Zangoora catches up with her and Razia. They run away from the assassin. Meanwhile, Iltutmish receives Qutub's invitation from Multan. Shah Turkan is furious at the messenger. Chanda praises Razia and tells her that she possesses all the skills expected of a Sultan. Later, they come across an old broken bridge. Razia is halfway, when she hears Chanda scream. Zangoora captures Chanda.

Razia is heartbroken after Chanda's death. She reminisces about her precious moments with Chanda and swears that she'll not let Chanda's sacrifice go in vain. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din learn that Razia is still alive. Fearing the failure of their plan, Shah Turkan plans to stop the Sultan from meeting Qutub Begum. Mirza, Razia, and Zangoora find themselves at a village fair. Razia plans to ask Mirza for help. She has a narrow escape from Zangoora. She then changes her disguise.

Razia, Mirza and Zangoora join the same caravan of travellers. Shah Turkan injures her leg to stop the Sultan from meeting Qutub. This fails when he doesn't cancel his plans. Ignorant of Razia's identity, Mirza gets comfortable with her during the journey. Mirza catches Zangoora sifting through personal belongings. Zangoora informs him that he is looking for his master's daughter. Meanwhile, Fatima advises Nasir to let his mother meet the Sultan. Mirza stumbles on Razia taking a bath.

Mirza's attitude towards Razia changes after he learns about her identity. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan insists on joining the Sultan on his journey to meet Qutub Begum. At Multan, all the family members decide to visit the dargah for Urs. Nasir invites Fatima to join them. Mirza's changed behaviour makes Razia suspicious of him. She confronts him about this. She learns that Mirza learnt her identity while she was bathing. Razia shares the reason for being in disguise.

Razia doesn't share the complete truth with Mirza. She walks away from him when he slights her by telling her to go home. Mirza meets Zangoora and aks about the girl he is looking for. He is shocked looking at the painting. He makes a deal with Zangoora of 2000 gold coins in exchange of the girl. Meanwhile, Iltutmish reaches the dargah before the royal family. He is eager to meet Razia. Mirza informs the head of the caravan of the presence of a girl amongst them. Razia's identity is revealed.

Razia and Mirza are lost on their way to Ghazni. Shah Turkan is plotting her marriage to the Sultan. Rukn-ud-din prevents Nasir from meeting the Sultan. Qutub sends Fatima with a message to Razia. According to the deal, Mirza hands over Razia to Zangoora and leaves with his prize. Razia puts up a good fight with Zangoora, but he is untouched by the attacks. Razia suffers a blow to the head and she falls. She remembers her family and Mirza and puts in all her efforts in the last strike.

After Zangoora's death, Razia and Mirza go separate ways, because Razia doesn't trust Mirza. Mirza convinces Razia of his honesty. He promises to help Razia reach Ghazni. Razia asks him to teach her how to fight which he gladly accepts. Razia and Mirza start their training. Meanwhile, Turkan is not feeling well. Mirza teaches Razia to climb, aim and stay underwater in his own unique methods. Razia is a diligent and a fast learner. Mirza wants to instil fearlessness in Razia.

Mirza salutes Razia's determination to learn combat skills. Mirza's friends during his time with Haji Jamal want to win the silver coin for the best fighter by defeating him. Mirza promises Razia to explain his reason for surrendering her to Zangoora. He also returns the necklace she gave him. Later, when Mirza is fast asleep, Razia completes her final task and leaves for Ghazni. Razia meets Mirza's friends and points them to his location. She detects foul play.

Mirza is devastated that he could not tell Razia the reason he surrendered her to Zangoora before she left. Haji Jamal's disciples find and beat an armless Mirza. On seeing the returned necklace, Razia realises that Mirza did not hand her over to Zangoora for money. Meanwhile, the royal family doctor informs the Sultan of Shah Turkan's pregnancy. She announces her pregnancy to the royal family. Razia reaches to save Mirza, who is happy to see her.

Mirza reveals the real reason behind surrendering Razia to Zangoora. An injured Razia starts for Ghazni with Mirza. Mirza shares his love for a princess Razia, still not recognising her. Fatima lies to cover Razia's secret. Meanwhile, tension grows between Qutub Begum and the Sultan. Shah Turkan instigates a fight between Nasir and Iltutmish. Qutub slaps Shah Turkan, which makes Iltutmish angry. The father and son draw swords against each other.

Razia and Mirza find a place to halt for the night and end up in a stable. Mirza asks Razia the purpose of her journey to Ghazni. Razia doesn't want to lie to Mirza, so she pleads him not to ask that question. Meanwhile, the infuriated Sultan announces that he will marry Shah Turkan, to get back at Qutub and Nasir who are proud of their royal lineage. He also reinforces the pending war. In the stable, Razia blurt outs her identity in her sleep. Mirza cooks for Razia. They share a moment.

Razia receives a message from Fatima, informing her of Sultan's marriage to Shah Turkan. She leaves Mirza and starts for Ghazni, but later realizes that she has forgotten the map. Mirza appears just in time to help her. Turkan suffers a miscarriage. She and Iltutmish return to Delhi after their marriage ceremony. Rukn-ud-din informs his mother about Zangoora's death. Meanwhile, Razia and Mirza reach Ghazni's border after a long journey. They try to enter the palace.

Razia can enter the palace. She expresses her gratitude to Mirza before leaving and asks him to wait for her. Razia informs Taj al-Din Yildiz about the grave situation at Delhi and requests him to accompany her to Delhi to solve this issue. He agrees and prepares for the journey. Shah Turkan, too, reaches Ghazni to persuade Sultan Yildiz to not help Razia. Turkan makes an offer to Sultan Yildiz. Mirza breaks into Razia's chambers.

Sultan Yildiz is attracted to Razia. He asks Razia for a favour in return for his help. Without knowing the real purpose, Razia promises to return the favour. Shah Turkan challenges Sultan Yildiz's judgement, to which he bluntly puts her down. Sultan Yildiz orders the construction of a Sheesh Mahal for his future wife. Razia and Mirza come face to face with each other's real identity. Mirza is offended by Razia for hiding her identity. Will he forgive her?

Mirza and Razia's conversation is cut short when the guards find him. He is to be thrown in prison, but Razia can stop it. Sultan Yildiz extends hospitality to Mirza, but he leaves. Razia runs after him to return the red dupatta. She tells him to keep it until the next time they meet. Shah Turkan informs a drunk Rukn-ud-din about Sultan Yildiz's arrival. Iltutmish preps Rukn-ud-din about the war next day. Meanwhile, Mirza's friend comforts him.

Iltutmish and Nasir reach the battlefield. Nasir declares an attack on Iltutmish. Sultan suggests an individual combat to minimise bloodshed, to which Nasir agrees. Razia arrives on time with Sultan Yildiz. Sultan Yildiz suggests solving the misunderstandings which led to the war in front of all the royal representatives at the palace. Fatima informs the royal women about Razia's actions. Shamshad Begum denies Razia her due credit. Shah Turkan is summoned by Sultan Yildiz.

Sultan Yildiz clarifies the misunderstandings between Nasir and Iltutmish. According to him, Nasir ad-Din Qabacha is the one created the misunderstandings. Qabacha escapes, while Nasir and Iltutmish reunite. Yildiz asks the Sultan to announce Nasir as Delhi's Subedar. He declares Nasir as Delhi's Subedar as he believes that Rukn-ud-din has more to learn about political matters. Razia misses Mirza. The red dupatta Razia gave Mirza kindles his purpose to go to Delhi.

Mirza rides towards Delhi. In the city, Nasir promises Razia to find out Turkan's role in the misunderstanding. Yildiz reveals that he saved Shah Turkan because he needs her help to marry Razia. Razia is asked to sneak into the palace from rear entrance by Shamshad Begum. Razia meets her family. She catches Nasir and Fatima exchanging glances. Razia's bold actions, which defied the rules of the royal household, infuriate Shamshad Begum. Yildiz takes Razia's credit for preventing the war.

Razia threatens Turkan and Rukn-ud-din to not interfere anymore. Iltutmish urges Yildiz to stay back for Nasir's coronation ceremony. Nasir fights with Razia to test her sword skills. Impressed, he wants to meet Mirza, who taught Razia to fight. On the other hand, Mirza sells his sword to get a necklace for Razia. Yildiz decides to ask Iltutmish for Razia's hand in marriage. Razia, along with Shazia, Fatima, and Shamshad Begum, goes for a stroll, where she catches a glimpse of Mirza.

Mirza decides to gift Razia the necklace. The royal family visits the dargah. Meanwhile, Turkan and Rukn-ud-din plan to kill all the members of the royal family. Razia shares her love for Mirza with Fatima. Razia and Fatima sneak out of the palace to meet Mirza, when they learn that an intruder has entered the palace. Shazia points out Razia's location to Mirza. Razia is about to meet Mirza, when Shamshad Begum orders her to come along with her to meet Sultan Yildiz.

Razia sends Fatima on her behalf to talk to Mirza. On the other hand, Yildiz asks for Razia's hand in marriage in front of everyone. Iltutmish is shocked. He asks for Razia's opinion, when Yildiz reminds her of the promise she made. Razia has no choice but to agree with Yildiz. All except Shamshad Begum are stunned by the news. Razia is devastated. She returns to her room. She meets Mirza there. Unaware of her situation, Mirza tries to win her over, but she insults him.

A troubled Mirza asks Razia the reason she gave him her dupatta and requested him to return to Delhi. Razia tries hurting Mirza by saying that she wanted to pay him back and throws coins at him. Mirza doesn't believe Razia. Razia calls the guards and has Mirza thrown out. She starts crying and feels bad that she mistreated Mirza. Fatima consoles her. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan, dressed in a burqa, hatches a deadly plot for the family.

Mirza wants answers from Razia for her changed behaviour. Razia holds on to the red dupatta and misses Mirza. Iltutmish feels that Razia is not happy about the marriage. He asks her about the same, when Shamshad Begum reminds him of Razia's promise. Razia agrees to the marriage. A concerned Iltutmish agrees with Nasir's view on Razia's marriage and both decide to talk to Yildiz. Razia turns Sultan Yildiz away when he expresses his desire to meet her alone.

Razia is preparing for Nasir's coronation ceremony. She spots Mirza in the disguise of a guard. He warns to abduct her if she doesn't answer his questions. Shamshad Begum walks in on Razia scolding Mirza. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan performs a dance for her teacher, Kasabi Kalandar Lahori. She tells him to help her kill the entire royal family. Lahori performs his dance of death with the mud statutes of the royal family. Shah Turkan kills Razia's mud statue.

Qutub Begum asks Mirza, still under disguise, to tie a garland at the entrance. Lost Mirza walks in on Shazia bathing. She hides him in the water when Razia approaches. Razia, too, comes for a bath and meets Mirza. Iltutmish and Nasir talk to Yildiz. He agrees to cancel the marriage, requesting not to declare it until his return. Meanwhile, Lahori asks Shah Turkan to get his swords smuggled into the palace. Rukn-ud-din helps with this task.

Razia shouts as Mirza refuses to leave. He escapes to Nasir's room. Nasir catches him looking for a fresh pair of clothes. He identifies Mirza from his sword skills as Razia's saviour and is grateful to him. Nasir hands him a royal invitation for the coronation ceremony. On the other hand, Razia catches Rukn-ud-din smuggling the sword box into the ceremonial room. To her surprise, it is filled with clothes. The actual sword box is with Yildiz, who plans to kill Iltutmish and keep Razia alive.

Yildiz informs Iltutmish that he invited Lahori to perform at Nasir's coronation ceremony. Mirza meets Razia under disguise. Razia and Fatima share their feelings for Mirza and Nasir respectively with each other. Afraid that Yildiz might see Mirza, Razia hatches a plan to lure Mirza out of the palace, but he kidnaps her. Shah Turkan sends her men to kill Razia, but someone close to Razia dies instead. Rukn-ud-din sets a village on fire to lure out Sultan's guards.

Razia gains consciousness. Mirza demands the reason behind the changed behaviour. Meanwhile, Yildiz retires to his room pretending a headache. Iltutmish compliments Qutub Begum. Razia informs Mirza about her approaching marriage to Sultan Yildiz. She asks him to forget their love and leave Delhi for the sake of the nation. Mirza asks her if she would have accepted him under a different situation.

Razia rides back for the palace on a horse, leaving Mirza. Heart-broken Mirza decides to leave Delhi. But he traces his steps back to the palace when a scared girl asks for his help. At the palace, Lahori commences his dance of death. Iltutmish and Nasir draw their swords to fight Lahori's men. Fatima and the ladies of the royal family run for their lives. Razia arrives on a horse to find blood everywhere. The royal family is shattered.

A shocked Shazia informs Razia about Pari Nani’s death. Razia runs to help her family but is devastated to see the situation. Iltutmish saves Yasir, Razia’s younger brother and Shamshad Begum, but gets injured in the process. Razia orders Fatima to bring help. Shazia runs to Yildiz for help. Lahori is about to deliver a fatal blow to Iltutmish, when Razia stops him. A fight ensues and Razia stabs Lahori. Fatima meets Mirza and narrates the incident to him. Mirza arrives to help Razia.

Mirza is appalled to see the bloodbath. Yildiz arrives and comforts Razia. He takes her away from the bodies and gets her cleaned. Mirza prevents Shazia from seeing the bloodbath. Shazia informs him that she cannot find Yasir and Shamshad Begum. Mirza follows a trail and finds both Yasir and Shamshad Begum. He befriends Yasir to get him out of hiding. Razia leaves Yildiz to meet her father. She reminisces about her father and brother without shedding tears. She adorns Nasir with his crown.

Razia instructs that her mother should be dressed like a bride before her burial. She bids her last goodbye to Pari Nani. Mirza brings Yasir to Razia who hugs her tightly. Razia declares to support the family of the deceased. Aadila, a maid, informs Razia about Iltutmish's paralysed condition. Shah Turkan, Rukn-ud-din, and Yildiz celebrate their victory. Yildiz plans to kill Iltutmish. Razia hoists the Delhi Sultanate's flag.

Razia instructs that her mother should be dressed like a bride before her burial. She bids her last goodbye to Pari Nani. Mirza brings Yasir to Razia who hugs her tightly. Razia declares to support the family of the deceased. Aadila, a maid, informs Razia about Iltutmish's paralysed condition. Shah Turkan, Rukn-ud-din, and Yildiz celebrate their victory. Yildiz plans to kill Iltutmish. Razia hoists the Delhi Sultanate's flag.

Mirza makes Razia cry after persistent efforts. She cries in Mirza’s arms. Mirza leaves with Yildiz, Rukn-ud-din, and Yasir for the burial ceremony. Razia is not allowed to go along. Razia sneaks to the burial ground after the crowd leaves. Mirza spots her and brings her some mud for the burial. With this act, she forgives him, but still asks him to leave. Mirza doesn’t want to leave, but he has no reason to stay any more. Mirza is leaving when Yasir stops him.

Yasir begs Razia to stop Mirza from leaving. Yildiz, Shamshad Begum, and Rukn-ud-din discuss the appointment of an acting Sultan. Yildiz favours Rukn-ud-din. Razia remembers seeing Rukn-ud-din holding a torch during the murder of her family. She wonders if he and Shah Turkan are behind it. She decides to prove it. Sultan Qabacha is declared the culprit. Razia tries contacting him, but Mirza stops her. Yasir hallucinates of blood on his hands.

Rukn-ud-din, Mirza, and Razia visit the prison. Razia asks Qabacha to tell her the truth. But he can't share anything as Rukn-ud-din cuts his tongue and fingers. Razia asks for Yildiz's help to reveal Rukn-ud-din's true colours. Razia's efforts are wasted asking the killer to reveal his employer's name. Mirza helps Razia by coaxing the killer to do the right thing before he dies. The plan fails when Shah Turkan has the killer killed publicly.

Rukn-ud-din kills Sultan Qabacha. Razia threatens Shah Turkan with a sword on her neck. She is about to kill Turkan when Shamshad Begum interrupts. Shamshad Begum advises Razia to be patient until Iltutmish gets better. She asks Razia to promise to not hold a sword in her hands. Razia agrees. Mirza is not happy with Razia's promise. He attacks her by surprise. Razia defends herself without taking a sword in her hand. Meanwhile, Rukn-ud-din abducts Fatima's sister from the market for his harem.

Razia is feeding Iltutmish when Fatima arrives with the news of her sister’s abduction. Razia wants to help her, but Shamshad Begum reminds her of the promise. Razia goes to Yildiz for help. She runs away when he demands some alone time with her. She gets an idea watching Mirza teach Yasir sword fighting. Shazia is afraid that someone is following her. Shah Turkan orders Shamshad Begum and Shazia to vacant Qutub Begum’s room. Meanwhile, Razia decides to save the innocent girls by wearing a mask.

Mirza decides to help the innocent girls but is caught in the act. Hiding her identity, Razia rides on a horse as a vigilante to save the day. Observing the fight, Mirza believes that the vigilante is Razia. Razia vows to save people and help them during Sultan Iltutmish’s illness. In the palace, Shah Turkan sends Shazia to the kitchen. Soldiers inform Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan about a messiah. Razia is leaving when the people address her with the title Sultan.

Mirza follows Razia. She cuts a tree branch to stop him. Mirza addresses Razia as Sultan to observe her reaction. At the palace, Shah Turkan mistreats Razia when Yildiz walks in. He insults Turkan and asks for Razia’s forgiveness instead. Turkan suggests that Razia should cook dinner for Yildiz’s guests. Rukn-ud-din declares that he will kill Sultan in two days. The people refuse to accept Rukn-ud-din as their Sultan. Shazia informs Razia about Turkan’s behaviour towards Shamshad Begum and her.

Mirza lends Razia a helping hand with cooking. He asks Razia whether she is 'Sultan'. Razia denies the fact. Fatima learns of Sultan’s real identity. Turkan catches Mirza holding Razia's hands. Yasir justifies that Razia had cut herself. Turkan orders Razia to work alone, but Mirza finds a way to help her. On the other hand, Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan decide to destroy the Qutub Minar to reduce the Qutub Shahi fame and induce terror in the people of Delhi.

Fatima questions Razia when she doesn’t tell Mirza that she is 'Sultan'. Razia states that she does not want anyone close to her getting hurt. Mirza enters the kitchen under the guard’s nose. He helps Razia make biryani, a rice dish, for Yildiz’s guests. Razia and Mirza share some intimate moments. On the other hand, Rukn-ud-din is having the Qutub Minar destroyed. People protest. Rukn-ud-din declares construction of Firozi Minar in place of the Qutub Minar.

Razia asks Mirza his fees for helping her cook. Annoyed with Mirza, Razia throws away the food in a dustbin. She later cries for hurting Mirza. Razia cooks the dishes all over again for the dinner. She misses Mirza. The food tastes awful and she hesitates to serve it to the guests. Mirza feels bad for Razia. He helps her by replacing Razia's food with the food from the dustbin. Shamshad Begum and Shazia are worried. Everyone is spellbound with the food served, especially Turkan.

Yildiz advises Shah Turkan to learn cooking from Razia. Shazia informs Shamshad Begum that Razia cooked the dinner perfectly. Meanwhile, the workers of the Qutub Minar are being harassed by Rukn-ud-din’s men. Razia looks for Mirza. She finds him eating her bad food. She throws it away, but Mirza declares that it is the best he's ever tasted. Razia soon learns of the Qutub Minar being destroyed by Rukn-ud-din. She becomes 'Sultan' again.

A woman motivates the workers at Qutub Minar to fight for the monument’s safety. Sultan comes to their help and fights Rukn-ud-din's men. Yasir is practising sword fight when Rukn-ud-din threatens him. Mirza arrives in time to save him. Rukn-ud-din and Mirza fight. Shazia, Fatima, and Shah Turkan watch the fight. Mirza surrenders on seeing Turkan. Shamshad Begum is grateful to Mirza. Mirza learns about Sultan’s appearance at the Qutub Minar. Turkan wants to know more about Mirza.

Mirza and Yasir are looking for Razia. Mirza wants proof of the fact that Razia is Sultan. Mirza tries finding Sultan’s costume in Razia's room. Razia and Mirza get entangled in bedsheets. Later, Mirza crosses paths with Yildiz. Yildiz seems to know Mirza from somewhere but is unable to recollect. Yildiz presents Razia with a wedding attire. He asks her to wear it the next day. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din hatch a plan to lure Sultan out.

Razia agrees to wear the wedding attire in spite of mourning. Rukn-ud-din captures the people who stood up against him. Mirza watches as Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan announce death to these people in exchange for Sultan’s identity. Fatima informs Razia of the situation and they hatch a plan to divert Yildiz and Mirza while saving the people too. Worried about Razia, Mirza decides to be Sultan to help these people, but the real Sultan saves the day. Fatima disguises as Razia to mislead Yildiz.

Mirza is sure that Razia is Sultan, but he cannot believe his eyes when he sees Razia in the palace. Fatima entertains Yildiz while Razia goes away. Fatima cuts her hand to create a distraction. Mirza confronts Razia in her room. Razia denies being Sultan. Yildiz sees Mirza leaving Razia’s room. He doubts Mirza’s intentions. He remembers Mirza’s identity and feels betrayed by Razia. Yildiz orders Mirza to be captured dead or alive. Shamshad Begum sings praises for Sultan in front of Iltutmish.

Shah Turkan worries about Sultan. Rukn-ud-din plans to call experts to defeat Sultan. Mirza is teaching Yasir knife throwing when Yildiz’s guards capture him. Yasir goes to Razia and narrates the incident. On the other hand, Turkan provokes Yildiz to deliver the strictest punishment to Razia. Yildiz orders Mirza to be burnt alive in a kiln. Razia pleads with Yildiz to let go of Mirza. Yildiz agrees to not harm Mirza only on the condition that Razia marries him in the next ten days.

Mirza is shocked at Razia’s promise to marry Yildiz in ten days. Razia watches as they take Mirza away. Mirza waits for a signal from Razia to prove her love for him. She runs to see Mirza carried out of the palace. Mirza now vows to win over Delhi. He meets Shah Turkan. He makes a deal with Shah Turkan to hand her Sultan within ten days. Razia has only ten days as Sultan to overthrow Rukn-ud-din’s crown. She has a plan. Shamshad Begum informs Iltutmish about the wedding.

Yildiz is mad at Shah Turkan for keeping Mirza in the palace. Turkan reveals that Mirza is the same person who won the title of Delhi Subedar by defeating Rukn-ud-din. She has appointed Mirza to find Sultan. Turkan wants both Razia and Mirza dead. Fatima feels bad for Mirza. Sultan challenges Rukn-ud-din to an open fight. Rukn-ud-din hides at a safe location. Razia decides to attack him there. Yildiz calls upon her. She has a plan to keep him busy.

Razia is shocked to see Mirza in the palace. Mirza and Razia argue about Razia’s marriage with Yildiz. Later, Razia meets Yildiz and gifts him a necktie laced with itching powder. With Fatima’s help, Razia goes after Rukn-ud-din. Fatima has to throw a rope when she hears a whistle. Mirza accompanies Rukn-ud-din on his hunting trip. With help from some kids, Sultan attacks Rukn-ud-din. Mirza saves Rukn-ud-din. A fight ensues between Mirza and Sultan.

Mirza learns of Sultan’s real identity while fighting. He disarms Sultan as he doesn’t want to attack Razia. Mirza saves Sultan from Rukn-ud-din’s blow. Razia has a narrow escape from Rukn-ud-din and Mirza when her leg gets stuck in quicksand. Razia whistles Fatima to let her in. Shah Turkan, too, overhears. Razia escapes through a secret passage. Turkan catches Fatima folding a rope and asks Fatima for the truth. Razia hears Fatima beg for mercy.

Shah Turkan orders hot iron rods to be pierced in Fatima’s eyes. Razia stops Turkan and confesses that she had the rope flung. Razia wanted to run away and not marry Yildiz. Yildiz is furious hearing this. He punishes Razia to walk on hot coal. Mirza salutes Razia's love for her people. Yildiz threatens Razia to kill her entire family if commits such deeds again. Shamshad Begum advises Razia to marry Yildiz to improve the situation of Qutub Shahi family. Mirza tends to Razia.

Mirza gauzes Razia’s feet. Meanwhile, Yasir starts feeling dizzy after touching a ball. The ball is poisoned by Rukn-ud-din. Yasir goes to Razia. Shamshad Begum cries seeing Yasir sick. She blames Mirza for not looking after him. Hakims declare Yasir's condition to be a case of rare poisoning which needs an antidote within 12 hours. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din have the antidote, but they want Mirza to kill Sultan in return. Rukn-ud-din challenges Sultan to a fight

Everyone in the royal family is worried about Yasir’s health. Razia is suspicious of Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din's role in Yasir's poisoning. But, Mirza assures her that they don't have the antidote. He mentions a doctor named Chandra Bhatt who could help Yasir. Royal hakims have never heard of him. Razia starts her journey to acquire the antidote. Mirza has a plan to uphold Sultan’s reputation. Razia comes across a creeper who engulfs humans at night.

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Razia gives Yasir the offering she got from the jungle. Yasir’s health starts improving. Fatima announces that Mirza is fighting against Rukn-ud-din as Sultan. Mirza doesn’t put up a fight for Yasir’s sake. He is dragged into the ground. Razia too appears as Sultan. Who is the real Sultan? Shamshad Begum finds Razia’s clothes and deduces that Razia indeed is Sultan. Both Mirza and Razia fight to prove themselves as Sultan. Mirza sees Yasir recovered from the poison.

Razia reveals her identity as the real Sultan. The audience falls silent on finding out that Sultan is a woman. People start walking away from Razia as they are not ready to change their ancestral rituals and accept a woman as their Sultan. Razia tries justifying herself, but in vain. Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan mock Razia. Shamshad Begum is disappointed with her behaviour. She feels Razia's main intention was to amass position and power in Delhi. Turkan asks Yildiz if he wants to harm Razia.

Shamed by the public and Shamshad Begum, Razia requests Yildiz to marry her as soon as possible and take her to Ghazni. Yildiz’s guards arrest Mirza and hang him above a container of acid. Razia wants to inform Mirza about her marriage in person. Razia is getting henna applied on her palms. Shazia is not happy with the designs. Mirza applies henna on Razia’s hands. Shamshad Begum informs Iltutmish about Razia’s marriage. There is movement in Iltutmish’s hand.

Mirza applies henna on Razia’s hand. He does not have the courage to write Yildiz’s name on Razia’s hand. Shamshad Begum and Yildiz catch Mirza and Razia together. Shamshad Begum asks for forgiveness on Razia's behalf. Yildiz pretends to be understanding. Mirza requests Fatima to let him adorn Razia. Razia shares her feelings for Mirza to Fatima. Fatima gets sentimental about Razia’s love. She allows Mirza to adorn Razia before her wedding.

Mirza adorns Razia with a nose ring, earrings, and necklace for her wedding ceremony. Mirza puts a 'kajal' (a black powder used as a cosmetic) spot on Razia to prevent her from bad omens. He returns the red Ittar dupatta. Mirza wipes Razia’s tears. Shamshad Begum and Shazia are stunned to see Razia dressed up. Mirza burns his hand to apply 'kajal' in Razia’s eyes. Razia goes to meet Iltutmish. She kisses her father’s hand and requests him to get well soon. Iltutmish holds Razia back.

Iltutmish holds Razia back, but she fails to realize her father’s movements. Rukn-ud-din wants Razia dead. Shah Turkan stops him from taking an extreme step. Rukn-ud-din flirts with Fatima. He wants to marry her once Razia leaves for Ghazni. Yildiz humiliates Mirza during the wedding ceremony. Yildiz gifts Razia a precious ancestral necklace. Yildiz is shocked to meet a guy who knows about his secret involvement in the mass murder of the Qutub Shahi family.

Shazia and Yasir are sad about Razia leaving after her wedding. Mirza joins them. Mirza and Razia narrate their story to Yasir and Shazia. Mirza wants the story to have a happy ending. Razia falls asleep in his arms. She asks for strength to carry out her wedding and does not want to hurt Mirza. Yildiz threatens Mirza to kill him after making him suffer. Mirza observes the colour of Yildiz’s face fade, when a man offers him a 'paan' (betel leaves used as a mouth freshner). Mirza is suspicious.

Yildiz invites Mirza to his marriage. The blackmailer disappears before the soldier comes. Mirza's friend advises him to go to the dargah and seek blessings. There, he meets the suspicious guy in a beggar’s disguise. The guy knows Yildiz's secret. He asks Mirza to smuggle him into the palace. Yildiz is afraid of his secret getting out. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din, too, are afraid of getting caught. Razia greets women at her haldi ceremony. Turkan and Razia argue.

Mirza gifts Razia a model of their dream palace as her wedding gift. She wants to run away and marry Mirza. Mirza explains to her that she would not be happy with such a decision. Razia hugs Mirza. She asks him to come to her wedding, but he declines. Shazia walks Razia to the wedding hall. Yildiz does not want to start the wedding without Mirza. He is ready to surrender his crown for Razia as a Mahr, a payment from the groom to the bride. Mirza is reminded of the beggar he met at the dargah.

Yildiz captures Mirza's friend, Khalil, who is disguised as a beggar. Mirza frees him. Khalil asks Mirza to take him to Yildiz to reveal his secret. Mirza interrupts the wedding with Khalil, who tells everyone of Yildiz's role in the mass murder of Qutub Shahi family. Yildiz kills Khalil. A fight ensues between Mirza and Yildiz. Razia wants revenge, but Shamshad Begum stops her. Razia asks Mirza to get payback.

Mirza is captured by soldiers. Yildiz’s son, Prince Yusuf, is en route to Delhi for his father’s wedding. A messenger delivers him the news of his father’s death. Enraged, Yusuf marches with his army towards Delhi. Razia requests Shamshad Begum to save Mirza from capital punishment. Yusuf demands the head of Yildiz's killer. Mirza's life is hanging in the balance. Iltutmish, now completely recovered, decides to act.

The people of Delhi are overjoyed with the Sultan's recovery. The royal family shares the happenings of the Sultanate with Iltutmish. Yasir informs Iltutmish about Rukn-ud-din's misbehaviour. Iltutmish promises to punish Rukn-ud-din for his behaviour. Razia is excited that Mirza has decided to ask for her hand in marriage from her father. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din are afraid of Iltutmish catching up with their lies. They go to meet him.

Shah Turkan blames Rukn-ud-din in front of Iltutmish of abusing his power. Iltutmish punishes Rukn-ud-din by ending his luxurious treatment at the palace. Iltutmish goes lenient on Shah Turkan due to recent losses in his family. Mirza practices asking Razia's hand in marriage from the Sultan. A nervous Mirza cannot bring himself to ask this. Iltutmish promises to grant Mirza anything he wishes for. Shah Turkan explains Rukn-ud-din her ulterior motive for abandoning him.

Shazia and Shamshad Begum restore Qutub Begum's room by removing Shah Turkan's belongings. Iltutmish is angry at Shah Turkan for changing Qutub Begum's room. Razia guides Mirza how to ask Iltutmish for her hand. Both Razia and Mirza are positive about Iltutmish's approval for their marriage. Turkan catches Razia with Mirza. Iltutmish coughs blood. He instructs his doctor to keep his imminent death a secret until he selects a successor.

Iltutmish is worried about his successor. He happens across Razia's mask, which she used to disguise as Sultan. He questions Fatima and Shamshad Begum about the same. Shamshad Begum narrates the entire incident to him. Later, Iltutmish confronts Razia about the same. Razia is sorry for what she did, but Iltutmish is supportive of her act. Iltutmish asks Razia if she can handle being a Sultan. Iltutmish declines Mirza's wish of marrying Razia.

Iltutmish denies Razia's hand in marriage to Mirza. He believes Mirza won't be able to keep Razia happy. Later, Mirza learns about Iltutmish’s impending death. He agrees with the Sultan when he mentions his plans for Razia's future. Mirza asks Sultan to let him break the news to Razia. Razia is under the false impression that her father has agreed to the marriage. Shamshad Begum confronts Sultan about his decision. Iltutmish declares his plans to make Razia the Sultan.

Iltutmish finds Razia worthy of the Sultan's position. Shamshad Begum does not share his opinion. Iltutmish invites his first wife, Nadira Begum and her son, Muiz-ud-din Bahram to his palace. He also invites Qutub's sister, Uzma Begum and her son, Iqbal Khan for a special occasion at the palace. He asks Razia to provide them with the best hospitality. Meanwhile, Shah Turkan wonders about the reason for the gathering. Razia overhears Iltutmish and Mirza talk about her marriage.

Nadira is pleased with Razia's arrangement. She inquires about Mirza. Razia informs her that he is her husband-to-be. Mirza asks Razia not to reveal this information to everyone. Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan wonder about the family gathering. Mirza challenges Iqbal Khan to a fist fight. Mirza wins. Uzma Begum is pleased with Mirza. She learns that Mirza is Razia's future husband. Turkan gets to know of Iltutmish's impending death.

Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan worry about their position in the palace. Muiz provokes Mirza by speaking ill of Razia. During the royal feast, Uzma and Nadira praise Mirza in front of Iltutmish. Meanwhile, a provoked Mirza beats Muiz. Iltutmish commands Mirza to ask Muiz for forgiveness. He does so without defending himself. Mirza learns that Razia introduced him as her to-be-husband in spite of knowing of Sultan's disapproval. He is amazed by Razia's faith in their love.

Iltutmish watches Mirza hug Razia. Iltutmish's royal sword is stolen. All the guests are suspects. An argument ensues between all of them. They doubt Mirza's loyalty. Iltutmish summons Mirza. Iltutmish declares him as the Subedar of Bhatinda as a reward for defeating Rukn-ud-din during the competition for Delhi Subedar. Iltutmish also agrees to Razia's marriage with Mirza. Iltutmish reveals that he had had the sword stolen to test the potential successors to the throne.

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People congratulate Razia and Mirza after their wedding announcement. Iltutmish declares the candidates for his throne: Rukn-ud-din, Iqbal, Muiz, and Razia. People are shocked to hear Razia's name. They oppose the Sultan's decision and blame Razia for being greedy for the position of Sultan. On behalf of all the women, fathers, and the principle of change, Razia accepts her father's proposal to be a Sultan. Mirza walks away from Razia.

The trio of Rukn-ud-din, Iqbal, and Muiz unite against Razia. They confront Razia about the competition and scare her with the outcome. Razia worries about Mirza's view about her being the Sultan. Mirza is supportive of Razia's decision. Razia promises to leave the throne if it stands between her and Mirza. Shah Turkan, Nadira, and Uzma plan to remove Razia as the candidate for the throne. Shamshad Begum advices Razia to leave the throne and start a new life with Mirza.

Razia challenges the trio with a sword fight. Mirza saves Razia when Muiz attacks her from behind. He is hit on his head. Meanwhile, Iltutmish learns about Jamal-ud-Din Yaqut, a rebel from Balochistan. He decides to send the four candidates to catch Yaqut as a challenge for the competition. Shamshad Begum asks Razia to promise to never have kids for the sake of Yasir. Razia cannot decide between Mirza and the throne.

This historical drama follows the reign of Razia Sultan, the daughter of Sultan Iltutmish and Qutub Begum. Things take a turn when Sultan Iltutmish appoints Razia as his heir apparent, making her the first Muslim woman to be appointed a successor - the first Empress of Delhi! Razia proves her worth to the people by being brave and dedicated like her father, as well as caring and compassionate, thereby earning the respect of all. The show depicts her trials and tribulations as an empress.

Fatima explains Mirza the real reason Razia lost. He takes Razia to Shamshad Begum and promises to adopt Yasir and not have kids of their own. Shamshad Begum reveals that she was only testing Razia. After renewed confidence, Razia wants to re-enlist for the competition. She asks for a second chance. Iltutmish denies bending rules for his daughter. She requests to participate without weapons as it does not break any previous rules. Mirza gifts Razia a map. Razia learns of her father's illness.

Razia is heartbroken after learning about her father's illness. She bids goodbye to him and starts her journey to catch Yaqut. Mirza gives Qutub Numa, a compass, to Razia. Shah Turkan, Nadira, and Uzma pray for their sons' wellbeing. Mirza comforts Razia by asking her not to worry about Iltutmish. Razia asks Mirza to find the reason behind his dreams. Mirza sketches the sword he sees in his dream. The sword belongs to Yaqut.

Razia starts her journey along with Rukn-ud-din, Iqbal, and Muiz. They are scared when they come across skeletons and swords. Razia boosts their confidence by volunteering to go ahead. Meanwhile, Shamshad Begum is nervous about Razia. She talks about the same with Iltutmish. Razia falls from the horse into a pit. She asks for the trio's help.

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A poisoned Razia falls unconscious while hallucinating about Mirza. Mirza presents Iltutmish with a mud model of a canal project for Bhatinda. Mirza learns that Iltutmish, Shamshad Begum, and Yasir haven't eaten food because they miss Razia. Meanwhile, the trio leaves Razia behind in the jungle and goes after Yaqut. They encounter a tribal boy who calls upon his tribal community. They besiege the trio. Yaqut takes unconscious Razia away.

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Yaqut frees Rukn-ud-din, Iqbal, and Muiz. Mirza hallucinates about a boy and a woman. He walks in on Shah Turkan celebrating Razia's death. Later, he confronts a madwoman at the palace doorstep. She hurts him and runs away. Meanwhile, the three fight with Yaqut, but are defeated. They surrender and beg for freedom. Razia comes to their help. She challenges Yaqut to a fight. A concerned Mirza travels against the orders of Iltutmish to help Razia when he doesn't receive a message from her.

Razia captures Yaqut using a trap. Afraid of breaking the law, Mirza returns to the palace. An old woman attacks Iltutmish with a knife. She has held a grudge against him for the past 20 years. He secretly imprisons her. Meanwhile, Razia is surrounded by Yaqut's men. Yaqut explains Razia his reasons for the rebellion. Razia frees him and requests him to come to Delhi if he wishes. Yaqut is impressed with her love for her people and agrees to go to Delhi. Razia asks for her brothers' freedom.

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Iltutmish asks the old lady to forget the past and start a new life. She wants to destroy Iltutmish. Shah Turkan, disguised as a prisoner, learns about the secret of the old woman. She is the wife of the late Subedar of Bhatinda and Mirza's mother. Iltutmish learns about Yaqut's lineage. His father Jamal-ud-din was a close friend of Iltutmish. Razia defends Yaqut. Iltutmish forgives Yaqut. Yaqut requests to be appointed as Razia's bodyguard.

Mirza objects to Yaqut's appointment as Razia's bodyguard. Since Yaqut's father was Sultan's friend, Iltutmish accepts Yaqut's proposal. Shah Turkan plans to reveal the old woman's secret to Mirza. Mirza shares the old woman's incident with Razia. Turkan informs Mirza about the old woman's location. Iltutmish walks in on them while they are looking for the old woman. Iltutmish orders the prison to be opened. Mirza wants to discover the truth.

The old woman is not to be found in the prison. Iltutmish has her hidden. Mirza catches Yaqut eating jalebis with Razia. He is furious with her. Mirza follows Yaqut. Yaqut meets Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din. Shah Turkan had saved Yaqut when he was six. She wants Yaqut to separate Razia and Mirza. Razia walks in on Mirza when he is confronting Yaqut.

Razia and Mirza are discussing the old woman when Razia sees snakes. The old woman escapes from the prison. Iltutmish learns about this news and tightens security around the palace. Iltutmish shares the old woman's secret with Shamshad Begum. She advises him to tell the truth to Mirza. Iltutmish wants to send the woman away from Delhi. Razia makes a sketch of the old woman. She sees a snake again, but Mirza does not believe her.

Yaqut lets loose snakes in Razia's chambers. The soldiers look for the old woman all over the palace. The old woman, disguised as a maid, walks into Mirza's chambers. She plans to kill Mirza, to get back at Iltutmish. She later learns that Mirza is her son. Mirza goes to See Razia. Scared of the snakes, Razia runs from her bath into the arms of Yaqut. Mirza is shocked to see Razia in Yaqut's arms.

No one except Yaqut believes that Razia saw snakes. Razia has a talk with Mirza. Mirza promises Razia to never doubt her. Mirza and Razia are sharing a moment when the dead body of the royal doctor falls. Iltutmish is furious with the death news. He asks Razia, Rukn-ud-din, Iqbal, and Muiz to find the killer as a part of the competition. Yaqut presents a dagger as evidence. Iltutmish and Mirza realise that the dagger belonged to the old woman.

Mirza informs Razia that the dagger belongs to the old woman. They want to catch the old woman alive to solve Mirza's dreams. Shah Turkan gifts Yasir a dog named Pasha. Turkan helps the old woman escape from Iltutmish's soldiers. She turns the old woman against Razia. Razia plans to use Pasha to find the old woman. Mirza is suspicious of Yaqut.

Yaqut asserts Razia's statement of having seen snakes. Mirza is wary of him. Yaqut distracts Mirza using his sword. He separates Mirza from Razia. Mirza and Yaqut fight. Yaqut informs Mirza that the sword was given to him by Iltutmish. He also shares the incident of the Subedar of Bhatinda's death. Meanwhile, Razia finds the old woman in a secret chamber. Iltutmish has the woman captured before Razia can get answers.

Mirza decides to confront Iltutmish about Yaqut's revelation. He meets his mother on the way. Mirza fights with the soldiers to talk to his mother. She tells him that Iltutmish murdered his father and asks him to get revenge. Before Mirza can ask her any questions, he is injured by Yaqut, who is disguised as a soldier. Mirza falls unconscious and Yaqut kidnaps his mother.

Mirza gains consciousness and asks about his mother. Razia informs him that Iltutmish has ordered the old woman to be sent away. Furious, Mirza goes after Iltutmish with a sword. Razia is locked in the room by Rukn-ud-din. Razia escapes and saves Iltutmish from Mirza. Mirza denies listening to Iltutmish's version of the events. Razia pleads him to do so. Meanwhile, Yaqut frees the old woman.

Mirza hears Razia's plea and puts his sword down. Iltutmish narrates his version of the events. The death of Mirza's father was an accident. Mirza's mother had a delusion that Iltutmish wanted to kill her and her son. Iltutmish learns that Razia is aware of his health condition. Mirza's mother is sure that her son will avenge her husband's death by killing Iltutmish, but Yaqut plants doubts in her mind. After learning the truth, Mirza walks away into the forest.

Razia follows Mirza into the forest. She saves him from drowning in a lake. She helps Mirza get through the difficult situation and advises him to do what pleases his mother. Mirza wants his mother to stay with him, but she is offended by the fact that Mirza has no plan to kill Iltutmish. She slaps him and walks away. Razia assures Mirza that she will convince his mother. Yaqut takes Razia to Mirza's mother. Mirza's mother asks Razia to leave Mirza for the sake of their love.

Razia asks Mirza's mother to kill her instead of asking her to leave him. Mirza's mother is about to kill Razia when Mirza stops her. Mirza asks his mother to kill him too. Mirza's mother does not accept Mirza's love for Razia. Shah Turkan, Rukn-ud-din, and Yaqut watch from the side-lines. Yaqut is impressed with Razia. Later, a messenger informs Razia about Iltutmish's serious health. Iltutmish wishes to see her become the Sultan and Mirza's wife before he dies. The wedding preparations begin.

Yaqut is envious of Mirza and Razia. Shah Turkan catches him throwing things in anger. She learns that Yaqut loves Razia. She approaches Yaqut with a plan to destroy Razia and Mirza. Razia is worried about her relationship with her to-be mother-in-law. She tries her best during her dance ceremony to impress her mother-in-law. Razia and Shazia dance in the ceremony. Mirza attends the ceremony wearing a veil. Razia witnesses a snake following her mother-in-law.

To save her mother-in-law from the snake, Razia pushes her. She falls. When there is no snake to be seen, she thinks Razia pushed her intentionally. Mirza sees Yaqut paying a snake charmer on Razia's behalf. Yaqut plants doubts in Mirza's mind. Razia tries to win over her mother-in-law's heart by cooking for her. Impressed with her cooking skills, her mother-in-law forgives her. Mirza and Razia practice fighting. Unknowingly, Mirza hurts Razia.

Razia seeks blessings from her father. Her pre-wedding ceremony clashes with the last round of the competition. Razia's mother-in-law invites her relatives to the wedding. Uzma Begum plans to occupy Razia with her relatives, so she misses the competition. On the other hand, the trio is ready for the competition. Muiz, Iqbal, and Rukn-ud-din fight with a giant. All three of them are defeated. Mirza goes to call Razia.

The relatives are unhappy as they have to wait for Razia. Razia fights with the giant. She defeats the giant with agility and speed. Mirza and Iltutmish are proud of Razia. Yaqut and Iqbal are also impressed with Razia's fighting skills. The people praise Razia. Razia's mother-in-law is unhappy with her absence. Yaqut insults Mirza's mother. Shah Turkan sabotages the turmeric for the ceremony. Razia has a reaction to the turmeric.

Razia treats herself after the turmeric reaction. She does not want to meet Mirza until she is completely healed. Mirza writes Razia a letter. Yaqut manipulates Mirza and stops him from meeting Razia. Mirza's mother cooks sweets for him. She asks Mirza if he will be happy with Razia. Shazia, Yasir, and Fatima prank Razia. Mirza watches Razia spend time with Yaqut.

Mirza learns about Razia's reaction to turmeric from Fatima. Razia scolds Yaqut for offending Mirza. Razia asks Yaqut to ask for Mirza's forgiveness. Mirza and Razia resolve their differences. Yaqut provokes Mirza's mother against Razia. Mirza and Razia decide to meet in a room away from the celebrations. Yaqut plans to separate them.

Razia makes sweets for Mirza's mother. Rukn-ud-din mixes sleeping potion in the sweets. Mirza's mother starts feeling dizzy and goes to rest. On the other hand, Razia removes the ring her mother-in-law gifted her to apply henna on her hands. The ring disappears. Yaqut starts a fire in the room where Mirza's mother is asleep. Razia and Mirza run to help. Mirza's mother finds Razia's lost ring in the room and thinks that Razia started the fire.

Mirza excuses himself from the ceremony. Razia worries about Mirza. Shazia promises to convince Mirza. Shamshad Begum explains worldly affairs to Mirza. Mirza promises his mother he'll find the culprit. She forgives Razia and gets her gifts. Razia is delighted to see her mother-in-law, who then leaves abruptly. Razia follows her mother-in-law. She is attacked in the dark. On hearing his mother's cry, Mirza arrives to find Razia holding a sword over his dead mother's body.

Mirza is devastated at the sight of his dead mother. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din blame Razia for his mother's death. Razia cries. Mirza banishes Razia. Razia has a nightmare involving Mirza and his mother. Mirza wants to bury his mother at Bhatinda. Razia hallucinates about blood on her hands. Razia wants to accompany Mirza, but cannot due to her coronation.

Mirza promises Shamshad Begum to resume the wedding after his mother's burial and Razia's coronation. Mirza leaves for Bhatinda without speaking to Razia. The people of Bhatinda are ready to seek revenge from the Sultan of Delhi. Mirza calms them and asks them to prepare for the wedding. Razia asks her people to decorate Delhi for her wedding. Mirza decides to send his mother's sweets to Delhi. Razia tries on her crown.

Razia dresses up as the Sultan. Iltutmish is proud of Razia becoming the Sultan. She is eagerly waiting for Mirza. Yaqut inflicts self-wounds. Shah Turkan promises him to stop the wedding. Meanwhile, Razia's coronation ceremony begins. Shah Turkan asks Rukn-ud-din to bring Iltutmish to the ceremony. Rukn-ud-din poisons Iltutmish on the command of Shah Turkan.

The news of Iltutmish's death is announced to the people. Razia pays her last respects to her father. She is locked in a room and not allowed to attend her father's funeral. In Razia's absence, Shah Turkan has Rukn-ud-din declared as the new Sultan. Shamshad Begum confronts Turkan about the same but she reprimands her. Meanwhile, Mirza thinks of Razia's coronation. Later, Razia remembers her promise to her father. She escapes from the palace to get help from the people of Delhi.

Shah Turkan commands Yakut to kill Razia. Razia falls unconscious while being chased by Yaqut's soldiers. She is besieged by Yaqut and his men. Razia is shocked to learn that Yaqut is one of Shah Turkan's men. But Yaqut has a change of heart and he asks Razia to go the people of Delhi. He defends Razia against his own men. Shah Turkan has Shamshad Begum, Shazia, and Yasir imprisoned. Yaqut misleads Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din by reporting that Razia has been killed.

Razia addresses the people of Delhi at the dargah. She asks for their support to overthrow Rukn-ud-din. Rukn-ud-din prepares for his coronation. He kills the ministers who oppose him. Razia crashes Rukn-ud-din's coronation ceremony with the people of Delhi. She declares herself as the Sultan and has Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din captured.

Razia has Rukn-ud-din and Shah Turkan arrested. Yaqut asks for Razia's forgiveness. Razia forgives him and frees him from slavery. She asks him to return to his native place. Yaqut leaves. People hail Razia as their Sultan. Razia is eagerly waiting for Mirza. She gets a message that Mirza is at her doorstep with his relatives. She runs to Mirza.

Razia greets Mirza. Mirza declares that he has come with the intention to declare a war against Delhi and not to marry Razia. Mirza's men ask the people of Delhi to leave the place, if they are not in favour of him. Shah Turkan learns of Mirza's attack on Delhi and decides to befriend him. She bribes a soldier to take her to Mirza. Shah Turkan tricks Mirza into believing that Razia loves Yaqut. A furious Mirza orders Razia to be arrested.

Razia begs Mirza to listen to her story. Mirza orders Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din to be thrown into the dungeon. Mirza orders Razia to be taken to Bhatinda as a punishment. He promises her to kill Yaqut. Shamshad Begum opposes Mirza and joins Razia with her punishment. Razia is hurt with Mirza's treatment. She declares that she has betrayed Mirza, to prevent Shamshad Begum from begging for mercy from Mirza.

Razia is imprisoned. Razia provokes Mirza by talking about Yaqut. Yaqut misses Razia. He learns about the rift between Razia and Mirza. Yaqut decides to free Razia from Mirza's clutches. He promises Shah Turkan to destroy her. Shazia contemplates cutting her wrist as she cannot help anyone. Razia wants Mirza to kill her, but he decides that marrying her will be the strictest punishment for her. Razia doesn't want to marry Mirza.

Shazia and Yaqut team up to save Razia. They enter Bhatinda under disguise. Razia wishes to die. Razia reminisces about her relationship with Mirza. She wishes to erase all the memories of Mirza. With his hatred for Razia, Mirza sets the bed on fire. Razia tries escaping the prison, but is caught by Mirza. He prepones the wedding. Shazia comes to Razia's help. Mirza learns about Yaqut's arrival to Bhatinda.

Shazia informs Razia of an escape plan. Mirza hastens the wedding. He forbids Razia from dressing for the wedding. Shamshad Begum asks Mirza to reconsider his decision. Razia does not agree to the marriage. Mirza threatens to kill Shazia if she doesn't agree. She agrees to the marriage. On the other hand, Yaqut decides to look for Razia. After the wedding, Razia escapes from a secret passage. Meanwhile, Mirza gets a letter from Yasir informing him that Yaqut killed Mirza's mother and not Razia.

Mirza asks for Razia's forgiveness, but he realizes that Razia has escaped. Razia asks Yaqut to take her to Delhi. They start for Delhi on a horse. Razia is worried about the people of Delhi. Mirza and his men look for Razia. Muiz extends a hand of friendship towards Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din. Rukn-ud-din insults Muiz for dreaming of becoming the Sultan. Muiz goes away. Razia and Yaqut halt for the night in the forest. Yaqut watches Razia sleep.

Razia expresses her gratitude to Yaqut. She considers Mirza her enemy and plans to declare a war on him once she reaches Delhi. Yaqut goes to look for water for Razia in the forest. Muiz seeks help from rebels to claim the throne. Meanwhile, Razia is surrounded by tribal gangsters. She tries to fight them, but is captured at last. The gangsters learn of her real identity from her royal dagger. On returning, Yaqut learns of Razia's absence. Mirza chances upon Yaqut and captures him.

Yaqut offers to help Mirza find Razia. Mirza accepts the help, when they find Razia's ring. Meanwhile, Nadira greets Shazia and Shamshad Begum at Delhi. Razia frees herself from the gangsters using a piece of mirror. She escapes from the cave. Shamshad Begum pays a visit to Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din. Shah Turkan blames Razia for her own misfortune. Yaqut tricks Mirza into freeing him. He runs away. Mirza looks for Razia.

Razia is running from the gangsters. They are about to attack her, when Mirza finds them. Mirza takes a dagger on Razia's behalf and saves her life. Razia is overwhelmed. Yaqut arrives while Mirza is fighting with the gangsters. Mirza is badly hurt. Razia saves him. Yaqut misleads Razia about Mirza's intentions for saving her life. Yaqut and Razia take shelter in the cave for the night. Shamshad Begum prays for welfare. Razia is conflicted about Mirza.

Under Yaqut's influence, Razia declares Mirza as the enemy. Mirza's health is in danger. Razia has a nightmare about Mirza's death. Scared, she hugs Yaqut. She prays for Mirza's welfare. Shah Turkan bribes the guard to let her go. Shamshad Begum walks in and has the guard punished. Shah Turkan warns Shamshad Begum. The people of Bhatinda pray for Mirza's recovery.

Mirza gains consciousness and starts for Delhi. Yaqut watches Razia bathe. He daydreams about her. He tampers with the horse food to spend more time with Razia. This delays their journey. Razia sends messages to the people loyal to her in Delhi about her arrival. Muiz expands his support for mutiny. Razia applies the dirt of her hometown on her forehead.

Shamshad Begum is confident about Razia. The people loyal to Razia join her against Mirza. Razia explains the attack strategy. Meanwhile, Mirza, too, reaches Delhi. He discovers the poor governance and reclaims the position of Sultan. He orders to find Razia. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din are freed. Yaqut is captured and presented in front of Mirza. A fight ensues between them. Yaqut declares all his misdeeds to provoke Mirza. Razia agrees to Yaqut's testimony. Mirza is shocked.

Razia is taken aback on learning Yaqut's truth. Desperate, Yaqut takes Razia hostage. Razia frees herself and Mirza kills Yaqut. Razia is happy to be reunited with Mirza. They learn of Muiz's mutiny. Razia and Mirza confront Muiz, Shah Turkan, and Rukn-ud-din. Mirza kills Rukn-ud-din. Shah Turkan tries to escape, but Razia kills her. Razia and Mirza spare Muiz's life. Razia is coronated as the Sultan. The people of Delhi are happy with Razia as their Sultan.