What was the contribution of haridAsas to literature?
kannaDa, the spoken language of the people was the medium of communication. Telling phrases, couched in racy vocabulary made the compositions powerful and effective. Hundreds of common figures of speech, thoughtful observations served to make their song easily understood by the common man. Beauty lies in simplicity without being crude and inane. dvaita sidhdhAnta thus reached many through the music and compositions of the dAsas. Their compositions are equally available to all – the young and the old, men & women, the pious as well as the sinful, untouchables as well as high-caste people, without any distinction of caste, creed, region or religion.
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