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In which sanskrit drama Charudatta and Vasantsena appears as Nayaka and Nayika?
In which sanskrit drama Charudatta and Vasantsena appears as Nayaka and Nayika?
Updated On: May 31, 2024
- Svapna Vasavadattam
- Mahaveer Charitam
- Mricchakatikam
- Abhijnanshakuntalam
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The correct option is (C) : Mricchakatikam
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