Drama is inspired by “Kama Sutra”
The Kama Sutra is not only a sex manual on sex positions, but a guide to the art of living well, nature of love, finding a life partner and aspects of pleasure-oriented faculties of human life
It has been assumed that intended readers of the Kama Sutra were males BUT it was intended to be used by women and has much to offer to women even today
The Kamasutra reveals relatively liberal attitudes to women's education and sexual freedom in contrast to the two important texts that precede it, The Laws of Manu and The Arthashastra
While the Kama Sutra quotes women in direct speech, we also encounter the paradox of women's voices telling us, through the text, that women had no voices
Male texts may merely engage in a ventriloquism that attributes to women viewpoints that in fact serve male goals. The Kamasutra not only assumes an official male voice (the voice of Vatsyayana) but denies that women's words truly represent their feelings
Hence, THE MASK.