Concept:
Hindi dramatic literature includes foundational works from the Bhartendu era to the modern period, featuring diverse styles from historical drama to poetic plays.
Step 1: Matching the plays to their authors.
• Dhruvswamini (A): A historical play by Jayashankar Prasad (I), focusing on female agency and national identity.
• Satya Harishchandra (B): A classic play by Bhartendu Harishchandra (II), who is known as the father of modern Hindi theatre.
• Veer Abhimanyu (C): A popular drama by Radheshyam Kathavachak (III), which had a significant impact on the Parsi theatre aesthetic.
• Uttar Priydarshi (D): A verse play exploring the life and transformation of Emperor Ashoka by Agyeya (IV).
This results in the sequence A-I, B-II, C-III, D-IV.