Assertion (A) : Natyashastra mentions, "Vipralabdha" is a Deceived Heroine.
Reason (R) : Vipralabdha is the only heroine amongst Ashtanayika who is separated from her Lord.
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below :
Assertion (A) Analysis: Vipralabdha Deception
The assertion states that "Vipralabdha" is a Deceived Heroine according to the Natyashastra. This is correct. Vipralabdha describes a situation where the heroine waits for her lover, but he fails to arrive as promised, often implying he has been with another woman. This betrayal makes her a 'deceived' heroine.
Reason (R) Analysis: Ashtanayika Separation Context
The reason claims that Vipralabdha is the only heroine amongst the Ashtanayika (eight types of heroines) who is separated from her Lord. This statement is incorrect.
- The Ashtanayika classification includes various types of heroines based on their relationship status and emotional state with their hero.
- While Vipralabdha involves the hero's absence leading to deception, other categories also depict separation. For instance, Proshitasatva is a heroine whose lord is away on a journey.
- Therefore, Vipralabdha is not the *only* separated heroine; her specific characteristic is being deceived due to the hero's non-arrival.
Conclusion: Assertion (A) is accurate, but Reason (R) is factually incorrect because other Ashtanayika types also involve separation.
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