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Theater in Ancient India and Greece
By Rashma Kalsie On Monday, October 15th, 2018
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Theater in Ancient India and Greece – In Comparison with the Modern Times

As much as society loves art, it ignores its artists. Ask any artist and here I use the word artist in a wider sense, and she’ll tell you how impossible it is to pay bills doing art. For theater/film makers there More...

By Vishwa Adluri On Thursday, August 17th, 2017
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The perils of textual transmission: decapitation and recapitulation

Prologue Gaṇeśa as Vyāsa’s scribe has found popular but not critical acceptance. Yet, complicated issues regarding the text, its transmission,and its reception are revealed by paying attention to this story. More...

By Sreejit Datta On Tuesday, August 1st, 2017
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Hierarchy of Rasa-s in Vyāsa’s Mahābhārata: Themes, Forms and Aesthetics

Is there a singular, supreme, overarching conclusion – superseding all others – which the composer(s)/compiler(s) of the ‘epic’ text of Mahābhārata (the one traditionally attributed to Vyāsa) had intended More...

By Ritika Sharma On Thursday, May 4th, 2017
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Sensible Cinema and Natyashastra

Last few days, cinema lovers have been reading Bahubali 2 movie reviews one after the other. There are few other reasons listed, but most reviews are about this: Bahubali fan reviews are about unapologetic and fantastic More...