Now I am going to highlight some characteristic features of SanskritDrama.
1. naNdI :- Any drama should begin with naNdI, naNdI means Benediction. In this, the author invokes the favourite deity to
seek the blessing by which he can be away from the impediments.
AazIvRcns<yuKta inTy< ySmaTàyuJyte, deviÖjn&padIna< tSmaÚaNdIit kIitRta.
nNdiNt samaijka devaí ASya< àyuKtayaimit naNdI.
naNdI is very important and inevitable though the prayer
was performed as pUvRr¼ i.e., before starting the dramas.
The importance of naNdI once again emphasized thus -
AwRt> zBdtae vaip mnaKkaVyawRsUcnm!, Éas’s naNdIZlaek s are
very famous and beautiful . He use to convey the main theme
of the chosen play. Eg., in mXymVyayaeg >-
payaTs vae=survxUùdyavsad> padae hre> kuvlyamlof!gnIl>,
y> àae*tiSÇÉuvn³m[e rraj vEdUyRs'³m #vaMbrsagrSy.
In dUtvaKy >- pad> payadupeNÔSy svRlaekaeTsv> s v>,
VyaivÏae nmuicyeRn tnutaènoen oe.
2. sUÇxar> - naq(aepkr[adIin sUÇimTyiÉxIyte,
sUÇ< xarytITyweR sUÇxarae ing*te.
Avxay àyaeKta c yaeKt¨[amupdezk>,
naq(gu[g[aepet> sUÇxarae=iÉxIyte.
sUÇxar> means Stage-Manager. He knows all the rules and regulations of dramaturgy. Which are suggested by Értmuin> in his naq(zaSÇm!, He comes in the stage and perform naNdI and in Éas‘s plays he use to conduct Swapna also.
3. Swapna :- Swapna means prologue. The introduction of
any play is called with the term Prologue.
kwavSTv<zSwapnat! Swapna, kaVykItRn< va naq(a<z< va àkaznm!.
The stage-Manager is introducing the play, and its author to the
audience ina brief and effective manner. Éas> is the only play-write
who use to render it in brief.
to be continued .....
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