Bhavabhuti
Bhavabhuti (c. 7th century CE) was an Indian Sanskrit playwright and poet, regarded as one of the finest dramatists of classical Sanskrit literature. Biographical details about Bhavabhuti are scarce and shrouded in legend; traditional accounts place him in northern India in the late Gupta or early post-Gupta period, with little known about his life beyond his authorship of a few plays.
Three plays are usually attributed to him: Malatimadhava, Uttara-Rama-Charita, and Nagananda. Malatimadhava is a romantic drama
His work is characterized by elevated diction, psychological insight, and the use of the shringara (love) rasa
Little reliable biographical information is available, and much of what is known about Bhavabhuti comes from