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Jun 14, 2024 · Abhinaya Darpana. by Acharya Parvati Kumar; Director: Saraswati Swaminathan. Producer: IGNCA; Colour, U-matic, 2 hrs. Nandikesvara’s Abhinaya Darpana attributed to the 4th to 6th C. AD is a standard text on dance Nrtya which is followed by many schools of classical Indian dance. However, no contemporary dance Guru had attempted to interpret ...
Mirror of Gesture (. Abhinaya Darpana. ) Nandikeshvara (2nd century AD) is one the great theorists on stage-craft of ancient India, and his Abhinaya Darpana is a short compendium of Indian dramatic technique. The introductory pages by Coomaraswamy put the work in our modern context, addressing the needs of our contemporary mentality, and ...
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May 8, 2019 · The Abhinaya Darpana has the advantage of being a text only on dance and this has been responsible for its being the most popular text for performing artists. Telugu, Kannada and Gujarati ...
The philosophical side of Saivism is known as agama and the ritual side of it is tantra. So Rasesvara text is an agam text found in 4th century A.D. This was the time we find air possible agamas including 28 Saivagamas. Another Nandikesvara is of Abhinaya Darpana text written in last part of 13th century and found in early 19th century India.
Nandikeshwar's Abhinayadarpan, after Natyashastra, Abhinayadarpan is the first major treatise on dance in Sanskrit. Encapsulated in beautiful verses by monk Nandikeshwar in 4th century B.C. after monk Bharat (text found in 13th century A. D. confirms its date with his other two slim texts Nandikeshwar Kashika and Rudradamaru-udbhavsutra vivaran), the text was first translated into English and then in Hindi and other languages from Sanskrit in 20th century.
- Manmohan Ghosh
ABHINAYA DARPAN. Abhinaya can be defined as enacting of various stages of a character through body, heart and speech. It can be literally translated to expressions, yet a more accurate description would be ‘acting’ or ‘copying’.
