Epic Drama is not a major form of Indian drama. The three major forms are Sanskrit Drama, Folk Drama, and Modern Drama.

Kalidasa is widely regarded as the greatest playwright of Sanskrit Drama. He is known for his plays such as Shakuntala and Abhijnanashakuntalam.

Folk Drama is often characterized by the incorporation of music and dance. It is a form of popular entertainment that is performed by local communities.

Uttararamacharita is a play by Bhavabhuti that tells the story of Rama's return to Ayodhya after his exile in the forest.

Girish Chandra Ghosh is often regarded as the father of Modern Indian Drama. He is known for his plays such as Bilwamangal and Prafulla.

Rabindranath Tagore's plays often explore themes of nationalism, social reform, and spiritualism. He is known for plays such as Gitanjali and The Post Office.

Mrichchakatika is the earliest surviving Sanskrit play. It is a comedy that tells the story of a young man named Charudatta and his love for a courtesan named Vasantasena.

Rabindranath Tagore was not a major playwright of the Progressive Writers' Movement. He was a poet, novelist, and playwright who is considered one of the greatest writers in Indian literature.

Sakharam Binder is a play by Vijay Tendulkar that tells the story of a working-class man named Sakharam who is exploited by his employer.

Badal Sircar's plays often employ symbolism and allegory, focus on social and political issues, and experiment with language and form.

Tughlaq is a play by Girish Karnad that was banned by the Indian government in 1964. The play tells the story of the Delhi Sultanate ruler Muhammad bin Tughluq.

Mahesh Dattani's plays often explore themes of the struggle for identity, the plight of women, and the caste system.

Hayavadana is a play by Girish Karnad that tells the story of a man named Devadatta who is torn between his love for two women, Padmini and Kaveri.

Mohan Rakesh's plays often employ symbolism and allegory, focus on social and political issues, and experiment with language and form.

Andha Yug is a play by Dharamvir Bharati that is considered to be the first modern play written in Hindi.