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Paper:- Indian Writing in English-Pre
Independence
Topic:- The title of the play ‘The Purpose’
written by T. P. Kailasam


                         Name:- Nargis I. Saiyad
                             Roll no.:- 14
                            Class :- M.A. II
                           Batch :- 2012- ‘13
Ekalavya’s    •To make her son the best
 mother        archer

              •To save Hastinapur
Dronacharya
              •To make his pupils best

              •To make his grandsons
 Bheeshma
               like him
Aim- to become the best archer in the
              world




                                     “…….BUT I MUST DARE! I
                                    MUST DARE ANYTHING TO
 ‘’Yes, Taataajee! Why, I shall        SAVE MY POOR LITTLE
HAVE to remember it, as it is my      FAWNS! (With a sudden
 personal ambition to be the       gleam in his eyes) I HAVE IT! I
   most famous archer of all            shall tell him WHY I
             time!”                          want to become the
                                       greatest archer in the
                                              world!...”
The purpose of the playwright
                       “...we really ought to get free
 from the seduction of words.’’ [BGE.16]
The Title of the play 'The Purpose'

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The Title of the play 'The Purpose'

  • 1. Paper:- Indian Writing in English-Pre Independence Topic:- The title of the play ‘The Purpose’ written by T. P. Kailasam Name:- Nargis I. Saiyad Roll no.:- 14 Class :- M.A. II Batch :- 2012- ‘13
  • 2. Ekalavya’s •To make her son the best mother archer •To save Hastinapur Dronacharya •To make his pupils best •To make his grandsons Bheeshma like him
  • 3. Aim- to become the best archer in the world “…….BUT I MUST DARE! I MUST DARE ANYTHING TO ‘’Yes, Taataajee! Why, I shall SAVE MY POOR LITTLE HAVE to remember it, as it is my FAWNS! (With a sudden personal ambition to be the gleam in his eyes) I HAVE IT! I most famous archer of all shall tell him WHY I time!” want to become the greatest archer in the world!...”
  • 4. The purpose of the playwright  “...we really ought to get free from the seduction of words.’’ [BGE.16]