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• Kalidasa.
  '''Kalidasa''' ...o of one of his dramas, and the Aihole inscription of AD 634 which praises Kalidasa's poetic skills. Most scholars now associate him with the reign of Candra G
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• 1913
  ...; the monthly also publishes [[Saradindu Bandopadhyaya]]'s screenplay of [[Kalidasa]]. Rabindranath Tagore receives Nobel Prize for literature. [[Bal Gandharva
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• ‘Shakuntala’
  In 1789, Sir William Jones translated into English Kalidasa's Sanskrit play Sacontala.This translation not only played an important rol In 1789, Sir William Jones translated Kalidasa's Sanskrit play Sacontala into English. This translation not only played an
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• Father of the Indian film industry
  ...a golden age (5th Century) in the time of Hindu poet, author and dramatist Kalidasa. Because strong association of the performing arts with prostitution prevai
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• V. Shantaram,
  ...young actress called Sandhya playing the eponymous role from this timeless Kalidasa classic, advertised in the posters as being a Shantaram directed Technicolo
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• DIARIES RAJA RAVI VARMA
  ...ary 48.pdf]] [http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/sha/sha09.htm]translation of kalidasa's shakuntala. the rejection. [http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/sha/sha04.htm]a translation of kalidasa's [[shakuntala]] by Arthur W. Ryder, 1914
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• Kalidas
  KALIDASA, '''(kaalidaasa)''', India's greatest Sanskrit poet and dramatist. In spite '''Kalidasa'''
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• The Talkie Era
  ...rs, till 1000 A.D. when Sanskrit drama went into decline with the death of Kalidasa (ca.400 A.D.) It underwent a rebirth in the 19th century under
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• Play
  ...of opinion exist concerning the dates of these two authors, especially of Kalidasa, the difference ranging from half a century before the birth of Christ to t Famous plays. The drama best known to Europeans is the Sakuntala of Kalidasa, which was translated into English by Sir William Jones in 1789. It made a
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• Bhasa
  ...n the dramatists that would follow him, including India's greatest poet, [[Kalidasa.]]
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• Kalidasa.
  '''Kalidasa''' ...o of one of his dramas, and the Aihole inscription of AD 634 which praises Kalidasa's poetic skills. Most scholars now associate him with the reign of Candra G
  4 KB (621 words) - 16:41, 25 June 2006
• Asian Timeline
  c.380-450 Kalidasa, India's greatest poet
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• A knowledgable person in the field of drama
  ...d as a literary model began to be compared to the works of Shakespeare and Kalidasa himself given the designation of the "Indian Shakespeare." The Hindi litera
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• Dr. V Shantaram
  ...on company, [[Rajkamal Kalamandir]]. In 1943 came [[Shakuntala]], based on Kalidasa's famous play. The first film from India to be commercially released abroad
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• Dada as kanva
  [http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/sha/sha09.htm]translation of kalidasa's shakuntala. the rejection. [http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/sha/sha04.htm]a translation of kalidasa's shakuntala by Arthur W. Ryder, 1914
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