The poem was found in an illustrated manuscript containing painting in the style of Ajanta.

There are two texts are available of Vasantavilas.
First is consist of 52 stanzas while other have 84 stanzas.
As the author seems to be a well versed and genuine lover of poetry and beauty, he quoted many Sanskrit and Prakrit verse of renowned poets in this poem.
Its metrical form is 'upadohaka', a variety of Doha, a medieval poetic meter.
 Thematically the poems are divided into two parts.
The first part consist of 1 to 45 stanzas which narrates 'separation of couples', and the second part consist of 46 to 84 and it deals with 'union of couples'.
The poem was found in an illustrated manuscript containing painting in the style of Ajanta.
There are two texts are available of Vasantavilas. First is consist of 52 stanzas while other have 84 stanzas. As the author seems to be a well versed and genuine lover of poetry and beauty, he quoted many Sanskrit and Prakrit verse of renowned poets in this poem. Its metrical form is 'upadohaka', a variety of Doha, a medieval poetic meter.  Thematically the poems are divided into two parts. The first part consist of 1 to 45 stanzas which narrates 'separation of couples', and the second part consist of 46 to 84 and it deals with 'union of couples'.
Vasantavilas