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Nrusinhavatar (pronounced [nrusĩhavətar]) is one of the two Gujarati plays written by Manilal Nabhubhai Dwivedi, the other is Kanta. Written probably in 1896, it recounts the puranic mythological tale of Nrusinhavatar. It was first staged by the Mumbai Gujarati Natak Company in 1899 but was unsuccessful. It was staged again in 1906-07 and became successful. It was edited and published as the book by Dhirubhai Thaker in 1955.

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rdfs:label	Nrusinhavatar (en)
rdfs:comment	Nrusinhavatar (pronounced [nrusĩhavətar]) is one of the two Gujarati plays written by Manilal Nabhubhai Dwivedi, the other is Kanta. Written probably in 1896, it recounts the puranic mythological tale of Nrusinhavatar. It was first staged by the Mumbai Gujarati Natak Company in 1899 but was unsuccessful. It was staged again in 1906-07 and became successful. It was edited and published as the book by Dhirubhai Thaker in 1955. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prahlada Purana Sanaka Bhagavata Purana Brahma Gujarati-language plays Varaha Vishnu Duty Indian classical drama Narada Narasimha Mumbai Gujarati Natak Mandali 19th-century Indian literature Avatar Bapulal Nayak Books published posthumously Works by Manilal Dwivedi Parsis Hindu mythology Hiranyakashipu Hiranyaksha Kanta (play) Gujarati language 1896 plays Gujarati-language books Indian plays Jaya-Vijaya Dhirubhai Thaker Manilal Nabhubhai Dwivedi Indra Plays based on myths and legends Shloka Kashyap Jaishankar Sundari Mumbai Gujarati Natak Company
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caption	First edition cover page, 1955 (en)
characters	Vishnu (en) (en) Indra (en) Kashyap (en) Laxmi (en) Diti (en) Hiranyakashipu (en) Narad (en) Prahalad (en) Jay and Vijay (en) Nrusinh (en) Queen of Hiranyakashipu (en) Shambuk and Hyagriva (en)
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writer	Manilal Nabhubhai Dwivedi
has abstract	Nrusinhavatar (pronounced [nrusĩhavətar]) is one of the two Gujarati plays written by Manilal Nabhubhai Dwivedi, the other is Kanta. Written probably in 1896, it recounts the puranic mythological tale of Nrusinhavatar. It was first staged by the Mumbai Gujarati Natak Company in 1899 but was unsuccessful. It was staged again in 1906-07 and became successful. It was edited and published as the book by Dhirubhai Thaker in 1955. (en)
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character in play	Diti Hiranyakashipu Indra Jay and Vijay Kashyap Laxmi

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