"Sakuntala" is a famous Sanskrit play written by the ancient Indian playwright Kalidasa. It tells the story of Sakuntala, a beautiful maiden, and her love for Dushyanta, a king. Their romance faces challenges due to a curse that causes Dushyanta to forget Sakuntala, leading to a series of emotional events. The play is known for its poetic language and rich themes of love, destiny, and the power of memory. It is considered a classic of Indian literature and has inspired various adaptations in theater, dance, and film, showcasing the enduring appeal of its narrative and characters.