Dharamvir Bharati,Alok Bhalla
Andha Yug, is one of the most significant plays of modern India. Written immediately after the partition of the Indian subcontinent, the play is a profound meditation on the politics of violence and aggressive selfhood. The moral burden of the play is that every act of violence inevitably debases society as a whole. Alok Bhalla's translation captures the essential tension between the nightmare of self-enchantment, which the story of the Kauravas represents, and the ever-present possibility of finding a way out of the cycle of revenge into a redemptive ethicality.
Plays,Asian Literature,Indian Literature,Fiction,Cultural,India,Classics,Drama
Andha Yug