Infact, Drama has certain advantages over other genres of literature but, strangely enough, they turn in to serious handicaps in the absence of proper co-ordination between the viewers and actors. As a matter of fact, Drama is a composite art whereas the written word or text attains fullest realization only when the spoken words of the actor on the stage match the desired effort as a result of which the receptive audience is able to absorb the intention of the dramatist.5 In other words, Drama is an audio-visual art and its success depends on close co-operation among the actor, the dramatist and the spectator. Not only this, Drama (verse drama or prose drama) is a lively representation of human life in various moods and phases and as such presentation of clash of ideas or views is often the basis of any real drama.