Narain's Nagamandala(English): Girish Karnad [Paperback] Prem Sagar-A Life Sketch, Critical Study, Characterization, Complete Paraphrase, Explanations, and Questions and Answers  (Paperback, Prem Sagar)

Naga Mandala presents a tale of male chauvinism to give the message that it debilitates and degrades both sexes. In modern ambience, men and women have to work in tandem to maintain this pace of progress. Women have shown that they have drive to and enterprise as much as men have. Though to our misfortune we find that there are innumerable cases of exploitation of women, yet it is more than clear that Rani cannot be incinerated any more. We shall be worse than blind Kurudavva if we fail to give women their due place in the society and worse than Kobra if we fail to appreciate their potential. Rani's and Naga's ultimate act of reconciling with the situation is edifying. It is no wisdom to remain stuck to the past, when future beckons us. Chapters Girish Karnad—A Life Sketch The Plays of Girish Karnad Girish Karnad as a Dramatist His Plot Construction His Characterization His Language and Style Critical Study of the Story of Naga Mandala Plot Construction in Naga Mandala Social Milieu in Naga Mandala Women Characters in Naga Mandala Character of Appanna Character of Rani Character of Naga Complete Paraphrase Explanations Questions and Answers