Shabdam || Raag- Raag mallika || Taal- Mishra Chapu || Ft. Nrityam

Shabdam
Shabdam means the prelude to a physical performance, Shabdam is the beginning of an acting dance.
This is Abhinaya's first work in Margam's arrangement.
According to the classical definition, this work falls under the dance category.
Shabdam contains a description of a god or a king or an honorable person and praises and praises him.
The first line of the Shabdam is called the Pallavi,
The second line is called Anupallavi,
The third row is called Charanam,
So the fourth stanza is called Anucharanam.
Addressing Lord Shrikrishna, he says that
"O Krishna, when the lotus-eyed gopis go to bathe in the river, you sneak up and take their clothes and hang them on a tree; does this act suit you?
Even though the butter made by the gopis was hidden in a pot, you found it with your tiny hands and broke the pot and ate it.
Inspite of being Lakshmi's husband, you joke with the gopis of the small village, molest them on the road and harass them, what fun do you have in doing such a thing??
You have won my heart in such a way that it always wants to see you, even if everyone laughs at you, even if you hide yourself behind a mountain, O Vishnu, forever praise you, I salute you.