HASYA RASA

As we already know that there are nine rasas.
We can also say rasas as - Emotions , Feelings or Mood.
Hasya Rasa is a Sanskrit word for one of the nine  Rasas or Bhavas ( mood ) of Indian aesthetics,  usually translated as humour or comedy.
The color associated with HASYA is white and deity.
PRAMATHA , and leads to exultation of the mind.
HASYA RASA often arises out of SRINAGARA RASA as mentioned in NATYA SHASTRA , the classical treatise on the performing arts of BHARAT MUNI.
Rasa means " Flavour " and the theory of rasa is the primary concept behind classical Indian arts , including  Theater,  Music , Dance , Poetry and even Sculpture. 
It conveys the meaning through physical gestures and facial expressions. In Dance, it indicates the emotional condition displayed by a character in its existing stage.
The term Hasya Rasa itself means laughter. 
It helps one to get relief from tension and worry.
I hope you like this blog.. In my next blog i will give you more information about another Rasa.. 
Please read , like and comment. 
Banani Sarkar 


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  1. Sanjib ChandraJuly 20, 2020 at 10:26 AM

    Thanks for writing, an essential knowledge in today's life

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    1. Banani SarkarJuly 20, 2020 at 11:56 AM

      Thank you so much.
      Please guide and motivate me .

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