Q: 54 (IAS/2013)
question_subject:
History
question_exam:
IAS
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The statement that best describes the pose of `Tribhanga` in dance and dramatics is:
One leg is bent and the body is slightly but oppositely curved at waist and neck.
The Tribhanga pose is a characteristic pose in Indian classical dance forms, where the body is gracefully curved at the waist and neck, creating an S-like shape. One leg is bent, while the other leg carries the body`s weight. This pose is known for its aesthetic beauty and is often used to depict various emotions and expressions in dance and dramatic performances.