The role of music, dance, and drama in evoking Rasa from "summary" of A Modern Introduction to Indian Aesthetic Theory by Surendra Sheodas Barlingay
Music, dance, and drama play a fundamental role in evoking Rasa, a concept central to Indian aesthetic theory. These art forms have the power to transport the audience to a realm where emotions are heightened and deeply felt. Through the use of melody, rhythm, movement, and expression, artists are able to evoke specific Rasas within the spectators. In the realm of music, different ragas are believed to evoke different emotions or Rasas. The choice of raga, tempo, and lyrics all contribute to the overall emotional impact of a musical perform...
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