Correct option is C
Correct Option: c)
Sadra is a semi-classical vocal form that sits between the rigid structure of a khayal and the lighter, more expressive forms like thumri. It has its own set of conventional talas.
Information Booster:
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Assertion A is
true. The musical form
'Sadra' is traditionally and most commonly rendered in
Jhaptal (a 10-beat cycle).
· It can also be set to other talas, but Jhaptal is its primary vehicle.
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Reason R is
false. Sadra is
not specifically a bridge between Tarana and Thumri.
· It is considered a form that bridges
Dhrupad/ Khayal and Thumri.
· Tarana is a distinct genre based on rhythmic syllables.
Additional Knowledge:
· The Reason inaccurately describes Sadra's stylistic position, even though the Assertion about its tala is correct.