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India is a country that practically invented the ShringAra Rasa - the emotion of love! Indian art and culture have a strong basis in ShringAra. The architecture in temples like Khajuraho, paintings, especially those of the Mughal Era, the songs composed, dance, poetry and literature speak extensively about NAyaka-NAyika (hero-heroine) behavior, describing how Cupid's clever arrows affects one's whole being, suffering pangs of separation from one's lover and so on. Depicted in this poster is a young princess lost in the thoughts of her lover. She pines for him and misses him to such as extent that she can think of nothing else but him. She gets ready and adorns herself with jewelry. But what does she find when she looks into the mirror? She can only see his face reflected in the mirror - such is the depth of her love for her beloved prince!)
India is a country that practically invented the ShringAra Rasa - the emotion of love! Indian art and culture have a strong basis in ShringAra. The architecture in temples like Khajuraho, paintings, especially those of the Mughal Era, the songs composed, dance, poetry and literature speak extensively about NAyaka-NAyika (hero-heroine) behavior, describing how Cupid's clever arrows affects one's whole being, suffering pangs of separation from one's lover and so on.
Depicted in this poster is a young princess lost in the thoughts of her lover. She pines for him and misses him to such as extent that she can think of nothing else but him. She gets ready and adorns herself with jewelry. But what does she find when she looks into the mirror? She can only see his face reflected in the mirror - such is the depth of her love for her beloved prince!
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