"Selected Plays of Rabindranath Tagore" brings together some of the most powerful and evocative works by the Nobel Prize-winning Indian poet, playwright, and philosopher, Rabindranath Tagore. Known for his poetic prose, deep philosophical insights, and humanistic themes, Tagore’s plays often explore the complexities of love, freedom, tradition, and social justice.
This collection typically includes plays such as "The Post Office," a poignant story about a sick child’s longing for freedom and connection; "Chitra," a lyrical retelling of a love story from the Mahabharata, exploring themes of identity and desire; and "Red Oleanders," a critique of materialism and oppression. Each play reflects Tagore’s sensitivity to social issues and his belief in universal human values.
With a blend of lyrical beauty and philosophical depth, Selected Plays of Rabindranath Tagore offers readers a glimpse into the timeless themes of human nature, spirituality, and societal constraints, making it an essential collection for anyone interested in world literature and Indian theatrical traditions.