Inspired by an episode from the Mahabharata, this lyrical one-act play follows Chitra, the warrior princess of Manipur, as she struggles between outward beauty and her true identity. In love with the heroic Arjuna, she seeks divine help to transform her appearance, hoping to win his affection. Yet the temporary gift of beauty leads her to question whether love based on appearance can ever be genuine. Through poetic dialogue and emotional conflict, the play explores love, self-worth, courage, gender, truth, and inner beauty. Tagore presents a graceful meditation on authenticity and the deeper meaning of acceptance in human relationships.