The film stresses the friendship between the victorious Babar and the defeated Rajputs. Mughal emperor, Humayun advocates communal harmony, a policy prompted by the contemporary developments. Humayun asks the Rajkumari, daughter of the slain Rajput King to assume her father's throne and to regard Babar as her father. In the latter part of the story, Humayun sacrifices his kingdom to save the Rajkumari. Hamida Bano is a commoner with whom Humayun falls in love but who turns down his offer of marriage with him claiming that women are mere playthings for all kings.
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