Anargharaghava

Anargharaghava

Anargharaghava is a drama in seven acts and it is better known under the appellation of Murari Nataka.

Anargharaghava is a drama in seven acts and it is better known under the tag of Murari Nataka. It is derived from its author. The story has similarity with that of the Vira Charitra. There is no drama as there are less number of characters, action, situation, and interest. It represents occasionally poetic thoughts but they are very few. This drama has much higher character with the pundits of the present day, than the truly poetical compositions of Bhavabhuti and Kalidasa.

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