Nikhila Kala Sampadi
O dear sakhi, look — the conqueror of Mura, well versed in the wealth of every art, is dancing!
Making Radha dance within the adorned circle of the hallisaka, her earrings swinging.
Again and again he moves a tender, sprout-like hand in rhythm, its jeweled bracelets swinging.
By the graceful turns of his movements he has rendered even the moon helpless; he has stunned even eternal Sankara, master of himself.
About Nikhila Kala Sampadi
A brief Rupa Goswami fragment, likely drawn from one of his dramas, in which a sakhi points out Radha performing the hallisaka circle-dance, her earrings and bracelets swaying, her graceful turns said to eclipse even the moon and the dancing grace of Siva himself.
- Composer
- Rupa Goswami · Read biography
- Verses
- 4
Frequently asked
Who wrote Nikhila Kala Sampadi?
Nikhila Kala Sampadi was composed by Rupa Goswami.
What is the meaning of Nikhila Kala Sampadi?
O dear sakhi, look — the conqueror of Mura, well versed in the wealth of every art, is dancing!
How many verses does Nikhila Kala Sampadi have?
Nikhila Kala Sampadi has 4 verses.
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