Power Politics In Mahesh Dattani’s Dance Like A Man

M. Kalaiselvan, Dr. T. Jayakumar

Abstract


Power politics is all pervasive.  It intrudes into every space. Every living thing – human beings, wild animals or pet animals with their physical strength-- is under the hues of its own identity with its unique colour of the society. Rich dominates poor because the former has money; Ministers domineer the bureaucrats. Man rules his family and makes all the decisions. Stronger animals control weaker ones. Thus power monger is everywhere. Mahesh Dattani’s drama is a one that underlines the fact of power politics in his drama with the characters in the name of myriad relationships.


Keywords


Power Politics, Religion, Gender Issues, Predicament, Family Relationship, Interpersonal Relations.

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