ShaNak shringaar rasa

Hi friends,

This thread is inspired by Doc D's post in CC ystrday. Here is the link to her post:

http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1646687&TPN=110

She described the ShaNak scene yesterday perfectly- it was Shringaar rasa at display!

To know more about shringaar rasa, pls see this link below:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sringara


p.s- Doc D, didnt want to disturb u... hope its ok i gave link to ur post. 😊

Does anyone know how to highlight the links so that when people click, they can directly go to the site?

@ Shriya

Yes, I know. In classical dance this is very important but also in our literature and poetry. This thread is for those young people in this forum, who may not be aware of shringara rasa and all... Dance sequences in films hardly have any such rasa, LOL... don't want people to think that the scene was filmy.

Oh yes... Shringar Ras it is !!!!!!

It is like a beautiful ode to a wife... as a husband who is smitten by her beauty loves to deck her with the jewellery that add to her inner beauty... shining through her eyes expressing her love for him.. her dedication, her everything... as he takes intense pleasure in it all....

Originally posted by: tvrasika

Does anyone know how to highlight the links so that when people click, they can directly go to the site?

@ Shriya

Yes, I know. In classical dance this is very important but also in our literature and poetry. This thread is for those young people in this forum, who may not be aware of shringara rasa and all... Dance sequences in films hardly have any such rasa, LOL... don't want people to think that the scene was filmy.

Yup... Jayadeva's ashtapati is a very good example.

There are many RBO fans from Pakistan and other countries, and many are of south asian origin and have been brought up outside the subcontinent. This thread is for them also:)

Gaayu!! Are you kidding me!! You surely can never ever disturb me!! And that too, by your thoughtful gestures.....kabhi nahin re.....kabhi nahin!! 😊