The "Sringara Shataka" is a classical Sanskrit poem attributed to the renowned poet Bhartrihari. It consists of a hundred verses that explore the theme of love and the emotions associated with it, particularly the romantic and aesthetic aspects of Sringara, which is one of the nine primary emotions in Indian classical literature. The poem is celebrated for its lyrical beauty and vivid imagery, capturing the nuances of love, longing, and desire. It serves as a significant work in the Natya Shastra tradition, influencing later poets and artists in their expressions of love and beauty in Indian culture.