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The document summarizes the Sanskrit tragic drama "Urubhanga" by Bhasa. It deviates from the Mahabharata by portraying Duryodhana in a different light, showing heroic qualities alongside his original evil deeds. Bhasa's alterations result in a different presentation of the story, most notably his portrayal of Duryodhana as a more dignified fighter who was the victim of conspiracy. While tragedy is rare in Sanskrit drama, Bhasa's version adds some tragic elements by showing Duryodhana's perspective, making it a daring experiment in the genre. Some find it difficult to accept due to its deviation from traditional attitudes about the characters in the Mahabhar
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- 1. Urubhanga as a Sanskrit tragic drama M.A-IRoll . No:-20By:-Kinjal
- 2. Urubhanga or UrubhangamDevanngri:- Urubhagam
- 3. English:-The Breaking of the Thighs
- 4. Urubhanga is a deviation from the epic Mahabharata.
- 5. Duryodhana is presented in a different light in urubhanga.
- 6. He isnt exempted from his original evil deeds , but he is shown as a character with heroic qualities.Bhasas altering of certain aspects results in a different presentation of the story.
- 7. The most extreme of these altercations is Bhasas portrayal of Duryodhana
- 8. Duroydhana is the centre and the heart of the dramatic action, He appears to us as a more skilful and dignified fighter who was the victim of a conspiracy and foul practice.
- 9. The style and diction are clear and forcible, but uncouth or inelegant. The dramas do not possess elaborate art and polish of the standers type, but there is, without any effort vigor and liveliness of a rare kind-S.K.De While tragedy is rare among Sanskrit dramas, Bhasas presentation of Duryodhanas side of the tale adds certain tragic elements to the play.
- 10. G.K.Bhat(book-Tragedy and Sanskrit Drama):-According to Bhatt, Bhasa is single Sanskrit dramatist to experiment with ancient material to produce tragic structure.
- 11. Bhat is a solitary case of a daring experiment in Sanskrit dramatic literature as he breaks away from the tradition epic frame work
- 12. Dr.G.K.Bhat-Two one-Act plays of Bhasa
- 13. .Conclusion Since the Mahabharata is deeply rooted in the Indian tradition those with traditionally fixed attitudes find it difficult to accept Bhasasrendition of the UrubhangaGuide : - JaysirThank you