COBRA WOMAN

The beautiful Tollea is abducted and taken to Cobra Island, where she discovers that the Queen is her grandmother. The queen's servant Hava warns Ramu, who expected to marry Tollea, not to go after her, but he sets sail for the forbidden island, with his young friend Kado accompanying him as a stowaway.

A panther attacks Ramu, who is saved by a dart from Kado's deadly blowgun. They continue the search for Tollea, unaware that the high priestess of the island is Naja, her twin sister. The queen has ordered Tollea to be forcibly returned to Cobra Island only so she can displace her evil sister.

Mistaking her for Tollea, Ramu becomes involved with Naja, who falls in love with him. Kado is captured and tortured by Naja's brutal chief minister Martok, but refuses to reveal Ramu's whereabouts. Martok proceeds to murder the Queen.

When they finally meet, Naja attempts to kill her sister with a spear, but plunges to her own death instead. The evil Martok insists that Tollea perform a forbidden cobra dance, whereupon the island's volcano begins to violently erupt. It ceases when Martok is killed by Hava. When Ramu is about to return home, Tollea asks him to remain by her side and help her rule Cobra Island.

Naja dies while attempting to kill Tollea. The island’s volcano erupts but calms when Martok is killed. Tollea chooses to stay and rule Cobra Island with Ramu.

The film resolves the central twin rivalry and the threat to Tollea by ensuring the evil sister meets her demise during a final confrontation. The eruption of the volcano coincides with the power struggle, symbolizing chaos and renewal on Cobra Island. With Martok’s death and the restoration of peace, Tollea’s decision to remain signifies her acceptance of responsibility and love, closing the adventure on a note of reclaimed order.