Saṃskṛta-nāṭaka - Viśākha-datta - Mudrārākṣasa (Part 5)
The nature of various characters in the play is clear. In the world of Sanskrit literature, it is rare to find such well-defined characters and sets of events that naturally progress from one to another. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that in the triad constituted by the plot, emotion, and characterisation, the last, i.e., the characterisation in the play merits the best applause; the plot naturally depends on character.
