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Natyashastra of Bharata Muni with Hindi Commentary (Vol 1)

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408 THE NATYASASTRA [ XXI. 53

Covert Pleasure

  1. When the Hero acts incognito out of any necessity through his qualities such as intelligence, [good] appearance and affection, it is called Covert Pleasure (narma-garbha)¹.

  2. These are the eight different meanings of the Graceful Style that I was to speak about. I shall hereafter describe the Energetic Style (ārabhaṭī) which is concerned with haughty Sentiment.¹

The Energetic Style

  1. The Style which includes mostly the qualities of a bold person (ārabhaṭa) such as speaking many words¹, deception, bragging and falsehood, is to be known as Energetic (ārabhaṭī)².

  2. The Style in which there is a representation of falling down¹, jumping, crossing over, deeds of magic and conjuration, and various kinds of fighting, is called Energetic (ārabhaṭī)².

The four varieties of the Energetic Style

  1. It has varieties such as Compression (saṁkṣiptaka), Commotion (avapāta), Raising Various Feelings (vastūtthāpana) and Conflict (sampheṭa)¹.

Compression

  1. Compression (saṁkṣiptaka) is furnished with workmanship (śilpa) in the true sense of the words and it includes the

53 (C 53; K.XX.53). ¹ According to Sāgaranandin Ārabhaṭī is an aṅga of the Gauḍī vṛtti : NL. 1385. Cf. DR. II. 52; SD. 415; NL. 1338 f. C. adds an additional def. (C.54) of this, but it is wanting in K.
54 (C.55; K.XX.54) ¹ The three kinds of narma, the three kinds of marma-garbha and narma-sphūrja and narma-sphoṭa.
55 (C.56; K.XX.55). ¹ 'Many words' probably mean altercation or verbal duel. ² Cf. NL. 1348 ff. DR. II. 56-57; SD. 420.
56 (C.57; K.XX.56). The reading prastā° in prastāva° seems to be corrupt. Emend this to vastva°.
² See above 56 note 2. C. adds one more def. (C.58) of ārabhaṭī but this is wanting in K. In trans. it will be as follows : That which includes excitement due to an application of the sixfold policy (ṣaḍguṇa), running away due to deception of the enemy, and that which relates to [material] gain or loss, is called the Energetic Style.
57 (C.59; K.XX.57). ¹ Cf. NL. 1356 f. DR. II. 56-57. SD. 420.
58 (C.60; K.XX.58). ¹ Cf. DR. II. 57-58, SD. 422, NL. 1358 f. gives another def. saṁkṣipataka.