Why does vishaka throw away yavakri's scantified water?
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Explanation:
. He wished the movement to be violent free, and with the violence being stuck at chauri chaura, Gandhi had no other option than to call of Non Cooperation Movement.Mar
The recurrent use of myth in several of his plays suggests the
enormous amount of significance Karnad attaches to the stories of the past. However what is
striking in this play is Karnad‟s mythopoeic method through which he appropriates and
remakes the existing myths in order to fulfil his dramatic purposes and to make the play at
once relevant to our modern contemporary society. Here Karnad does not use the myths
(specifically, the myth of Yavakri and the myth of Indra-Vritra) in their primitive form rather
he makes significant changes here and there. He moulds and remoulds, trims and polishes
them and ultimately presents a moving tale, deeply embedded in our present modern times.
Hence this paper attempts to bring to the fore Karnad‟s superb mythopoeic method in his
handling of the myths in this play.