The last king of Burma was deposed by the British in 1885 and died in exile in India, leaving his descendants to grapple with a complex legacy. Over a century later, the king's great-grandson, U Soe Win, is determined to bring his ancestor's remains back to his homeland, a mission that highlights the enduring, often painful, connection between the royal family and the people of Burma. As the family navigates the political and personal challenges of their heritage, they are forced to confront the reality of their lost kingdom and the weight of their royal bloodline in a modern, changing nation.