Which of the following is the literary types of "Mrichhakatika" written by Sudraka ?

"Mrichhakatika", also known as "The Little Clay Cart", is a famous drama written by the ancient playwright Sudraka. It is one of the most well-known works in Sanskrit literature and is often classified as a comedy. The play deals with themes of love, romance, betrayal, and social issues, and it is known for its rich character development and narrative.

• The Mrichhakatika is a seven-act Sanskrit drama that tells the story of the love affair between the merchant's daughter Vasantika and the poor scholar Charudatta.
• It is considered an important work of classical Sanskrit drama, blending elements of romance, tragedy, and comedy.
• The play provides a detailed portrayal of ancient Indian society, its social structure, and the challenges of the lower and middle classes.

• Essay – Essays were more commonly written by modern authors and are not the genre of Mrichhakatika.
• Commentary – A commentary is an explanation or interpretation of a text, but Mrichhakatika is a dramatic work.
• Poetry – Although it contains poetic elements, Mrichhakatika is a drama, not a pure poetic work.