Travel back to 12,250 BCE, to an age of splendour and strife.
A city of gold, where peace and prosperity thrived in gem-studded halls.
An empire so vast, it was split by the equator.
A war so fierce it nearly annihilated two great races.
At its heart, a dynasty consumed by ego, anger, and pride; spiralling into its own destruction.
A King, revered as a scholar and feared as a warrior, yet powerless against the demons within.
Beside him stood a Queen. Renowned across the world for her wisdom and beauty. Loyal when others abandoned her husband, steadfast even as her kingdom crumbled. She was forced to watch helplessly as her sons fell and her land bled.
She was the Queen of Sinhala, a vast empire which now lies submerged. But we can still see a small part of that ancient land as what is now Sri Lanka.

This is the untold story of Mandodari, the forgotten wife of Ravan; a woman of wisdom, loyalty, and silent strength.