Match the List-I with List-II:

List I (Sage Bharata's Classification of Bhavas)	List II (The English Equivalent)
(A) Krodha	(I) Disgust
(B) Bhaya	(II) Wonder/Astonishment
(C) Jugupsa	(III) Anger
(D) Vismaya	(IV) Fear

Correct option is A

1. A. Krodha - III (Anger): Krodha translates to anger, an intense emotional response to perceived wrongs or frustrations.
2. B. Bhaya - IV (Fear): Bhaya refers to the feeling of fear, which arises in the face of danger or threats.
3. C. Jugupsa - I (Disgust): Jugupsa means disgust, a strong aversion to unpleasant stimuli or actions.
4. D. Vismaya - II (Wonder/Astonishment): Vismaya refers to wonder or astonishment, a reaction to something unexpected or extraordinary

Information Booster:

1. Bharata's Natyashastra identifies Bhavas (emotions) and their corresponding Rasas (essences or flavors) in artistic expression.
2. The 8 principal emotions are:
   • Rati (Love), Hasa (Laughter), Shoka (Sorrow), Krodha (Anger), Utsaha (Energy), Bhaya (Fear), Jugupsa (Disgust), and Vismaya (Wonder).
3. These emotions form the foundation for artistic and theatrical performances in Indian culture.
4. Each Bhava is associated with a Ras to evoke a specific audience experience