alleryIn Bhakti-era Kathak, what did Radha and Krishna's love symbolize?
AA royal wedding custom
BA village harvest rite
CSoul's love for the divine
DA battle between clans
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Soul's love for the divine
1. Bhakti-era Kathak centred on Krishna, Radha and the gopis.
2. Their love stood for the love between Atman, the soul within, and the supreme source.
3. Weddings, harvests and clan battles were not its symbolic meaning.
_Source: Wikipedia, Kathak, Bhakti movement era_
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