The correct answer is Ankiya Nat.

  Key Points

• Ankiya Nat:-
  • A one-act play of Sattriya is called an Ankiya Nat. It is a form of Assamese one-act play that combines the aesthetic and the religious.
  • Ankiya Nats were developed by Sankardev, the 15th-century polymath from Assam, as a way to promote the spiritual values of Vaisnavism.
  • They are typically performed in Sattras, which are communities of live-in devotees belonging to the Ekasarana dharma, the religion established by Sankardev.
  • Ankiya Nats are characterized by their use of ballad, dance, and drama. The ballad narrates the story, the dance provides commentary and expression, and the drama brings the characters and themes to life.
  • The plays are often based on stories from Hindu mythology, but they can also deal with contemporary social and political issues.

  Additional Information

• Ekam Nat:-
  • Ekam Nat, meaning "one-act play," is a short, self-contained play that typically focuses on a single theme or character.
  • It is often used as a teaching tool or for entertainment.
• Vishesham Nat:-
  • Vishesham Nat, meaning "special play," is a longer and more complex type of Sattriya play.
  • It typically deals with a historical or mythological story. Vishesham Nats are often performed at festivals and special occasions.
• Anant Nat:-
  • Anant Nat, meaning "endless play," is a type of Sattriya play that has no predetermined ending.
  • The play continues until the audience loses interest or the performers are exhausted. Anant Nats are often improvised and can be very humorous.