"the selint villain :my truth"
In this portrayal, Queen Kekayi sits alone in the shadows of her grand yet desolate palace. Her royal attire, though intricate, feels subdued, symbolizing the fall from grace she endured after her fateful decisions. The lines on her face are deep, not merely from age but from the burden of guilt and the pain of self-reflection.Her tearful eyes, fixed on her trembling hands, reflect the memories that haunt her-memories of a love lost, relationships broken, and a family torn apart. The faint golden throne in the background looms like a distant specter, a silent reminder of the power and ambition that once drove her actions.The soft, melancholic lighting casts long shadows around her, mirroring the darkness within her heart. This is not the image of a villain, but of a woman who carries the weight of her choices, yearning for forgiveness she knows she may never receive.Here sits Kekayi-not as the queen who changed the fate of Ayodhya, but as a mother and wife consumed by the shadows of her own making.…
