SAHIBAN MIRZA

MIRZA was a young, handsome, and talented man, and SAHIBAN was a beautiful and strong-willed woman from a noble family. Their love for each other blossomed in their youth, but their families disapproved of their relationship due to class differences.

Despite the opposition, Mirza and Sahiban secretly fell in love and exchanged vows. However, Sahiban’s brothers, who were protective and opposed to her relationship with Mirza, discovered the affair and became furious. They wanted to separate the lovers for good.

One day, Mirza fled with Sahiban, but her brothers chased them relentlessly.

During their escape, Mirza’s horse was exhausted, and they took shelter in a forest.

Sahiban, under immense pressure and fear for their lives, made a heartbreaking decision.

Sahiban, in a moment of weakness and under the fear of her brothers catching them, took a drastic step. She decided to betray Mirza. In an attempt to prevent him from being captured, she broke the arrows that were their only means of defense. Without weapons, Mirza was left helpless when Sahiban's brothers arrived and killed him.

Mirza, realizing that he had been betrayed by his love, was heartbroken, but he died with the hope that Sahiban would remember him. Sahiban, devastated by her actions and the loss of her true love, later took her own life, unable to live with the guilt and grief of her betrayal.