In 2000 BC, India was still in a primitive commune society, and the dialogue poems about love in the poetry collection Rigveda at that time already contained the bud of drama. After India entered the so-called "epic era" of slave society, the drama performance of folk night gods appeared, which was the official bud of Indian drama. Around a.d., Indian classical drama entered a mature stage. Around the 2nd century1~, A?vagho?a, a Buddhist dramatist, created plays such as Biography of Sharifutsu, which marked the maturity of classical drama. After A?vagho?a, the dramatist Batty was active for a while. At the beginning of this century, his 13 script was discovered, commonly known as "postscript 13 script".
Following the emergence of the great drama theory "Dance Theory" in the 2nd century BC, the dramatist sudra Gaya created the outstanding realistic drama "Little Mud Truck". In the 4th ~ 5th century, Kali Dato, an outstanding writer of Indian classical drama, created plays such as The Weaver of Moro, The Goddess of Yan Guang and Shagondaro. Among them, Sagondaro is famous all over the world.
After the 7th century A.D., Indian classical drama began to decline. Only Bhabhatti's The Last Story of Rama in the 8th century was the most famous.