Exam 7: Girish Karnads Play Hayavadana

"Hayavadana, what's written on our foreheads cannot be altered." Who said this line in Hayavadana?

Bhagavatta regards Ganesha as the embodiment of

Devdatta's special ability is

Devadatta is the only son of the Revered Brahmin

The creature with a horse head and human body in Girish Karnard's play is

According to the ancient tale, what seemed to determine the true identity of a person?

The plot of "Hayavadana" comes from

The creature with a horse's head and a man's body reciting the national anthem of India in Girish Karnad's play is

Padmini lives in the street called

The play Hayavadana opens with a puja to

The city of Dharmapura was ruled by King

Which work of Thomas Mann was the author of this play influenced by?

In Hayavadana, Girish Karnard employs the conventions and ornamentation of folk saga and folk theatre which involve

What does Padmini do when the both the men cut their heads off and die in the play 'Hayavadana'?

The opening statement of ___ is spoken from the inside of his head

The story of Devadatta, Kapila and Padmini dramatizes the conflict between

The play "Hayavadana" was written by the Indian playwright

In which city is the first part of the play is set in?

Kapila belongs to a

Devadatta vows to sacrifice his two arms to the goddess Kali and his head to