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Who is a 'Sahrdaya' in the context of Rasa theory?

AThe performer expressing emotions

BA person who connects emotionally with the work

CThe director of a play or cinema

DThe one who creates emotions in a play

Answer:

B. A person who connects emotionally with the work

Read Explanation:

In Rasa theory, a Sahrdaya (literally meaning "one with a sensitive heart") is an ideal spectator or reader who is capable of experiencing and relishing Rasa. A Sahrdaya has the emotional sensitivity, cultural knowledge, and imaginative engagement required to fully appreciate the aesthetic beauty and deeper meanings of a literary or dramatic work.


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