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Dima, Four Act Sanskrit Drama
Dima is a drama of a similar but gloomier character than the Samavakara.

Dima is a drama of a similar but gloomier character than the Samavakara. It comprehends four acts. Dima is limited to the representation of terrific events, as portents, incantations, sieges, and battles. The hero of Dima should be a demon, demi-god or deity.

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(Last Updated on : 23/09/2009)
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