Triple

Target class: Hindu devotional performance tradition
Context triple: [Bhagavata Mela Natakam, instanceOf, Hindu devotional performance tradition]

• A. Vaishnavite ritual
  Vaishnavite ritual is a structured set of devotional practices—such as chanting, offerings, and temple worship—performed to honor and seek the grace of Vishnu and his avatars.
• B. Hindu devotional movement
  A Hindu devotional movement is a religious and social current centered on personal devotion (bhakti) to a chosen deity, expressed through practices like chanting, singing, ritual worship, and communal gatherings that shape followers’ beliefs, identities, and ways of life.
• C. Hindu temple ritual
  A Hindu temple ritual is a structured sequence of sacred actions, chants, and offerings performed in a temple to honor deities, seek blessings, and maintain spiritual harmony between devotees and the divine.
• D. Sanskrit theatre chosen
  Sanskrit theatre is a classical Indian dramatic tradition, rooted in ancient Sanskrit texts like the Nāṭyaśāstra, that combines stylized acting, music, dance, and poetic dialogue to depict mythological, heroic, and romantic themes within a highly codified aesthetic framework.
• E. Hindu monastic tradition
  A Hindu monastic tradition is an organized lineage or order of renunciants who adopt vows of celibacy, simplicity, and spiritual discipline to pursue liberation and preserve and transmit Hindu philosophical, ritual, and ethical teachings.
• F. None of above.