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Pratima Natakam

Pratima Natakam

Pratima Natakam, a Sanskrit play by Bhasa, is a poignant retelling of a significant episode from the Ramayana. The play revolves around King Dasaratha, who, haunted by his past actions and bound by his promise to Kaikeyi, exiles his beloved son, Rama. Through its powerful dialogue and emotional depth, the play delves into themes of dharma, sacrifice, and the consequences of choices, reflecting Bhasa’s brilliance in reimagining epic tales with dramatic intensity.

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Dūtavākya by Bhasa is a compelling one-act play that captures a pivotal moment from the Mahabharata. Focused on diplomacy and the power of words, the play dramatizes Lord Krishna's mission to Hastinapura as a messenger of the Pandavas, seeking a peaceful resolution to their conflict with the Kauravas. Bhasa's masterful storytelling brings to life Krishna's eloquence, wisdom, and moral authority as he delivers a profound message of justice and righteousness.

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