Muktadhara is a symbolic play by Rabindranath Tagore that explores the conflict between state-driven technology and human freedom. Set in the kingdom of Uttarakut, the narrative follows Crown Prince Abhijit as he opposes a massive dam built to control the water flow to the plains of Shib-tarai. This Visva-Bharati edition serves as an excellent resource for readers interested in Tagore’s socio-political philosophy and his vision of man’s relationship with nature.
Binding Type :
Paperback
Published Date :
2018
Pages:
80
Weight:
130 (gms)
Language:
Bengali
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This edition of Muktadhara presents the struggle of Prince Abhijit against the state's iron machinery. The drama reflects the tension between humanitarian values and political tyranny, as seen through the character of Dhananjay Bairagi. By examining the dialogue between the common people and the royalty, readers gain insight into Tagore's anti-imperialist perspectives. To broaden your understanding of Bengali theatrical traditions, you can explore our Bengali Drama Books section. The play features profound themes of sacrifice and environmental ethics, which are deeply felt in scenes involving the liberation of the mountain stream. This text remains an essential reading for scholars of political literature and those seeking to understand the spiritual foundations of Tagore’s creative works.