Sacontala, or the fatal Ringh a Indian drama by Calidas | |
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| Author : Kalidasa | |
| Publisher Name : J Cooper, Bow street Covent Garden | |
| Publish Date : 1792 | |
| Vintage : 1701-1800 | |
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| Type : History | |
| Subject : This structure outlines the main components of Kalidasa?s drama as presented in that edition. | |
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| ABOUT BOOK The 1792 edition of "Sacontala, or the Fatal Ring" by Kalidasa is a renowned Indian drama that explores themes of love, destiny, and divine intervention. The book is structured into five acts, each detailing the unfolding story of Sakuntala and her trials involving love, separation, and eventual reunion with her king. The drama is celebrated for its poetic beauty and emotional depth, capturing the essence of classical Sanskrit theatre. |
| TABLE OF CONTENT (TOC) The 1792 edition of "Sacontala, or the Fatal Ring" (often spelled "Sakuntala") by Kalidasa typically includes:PrefaceIntroduction to the work and its significance. Dramatis PersonaeList of characters in the drama. Act IThe opening scene and development of the plot. Act IIContinuation of the narrative and character interactions. Act IIIKey events and turning points in the drama. Act IVClimax and critical developments. Act VResolution and conclusion of the story. AppendicesAdditional notes, translations, or commentary. |