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The tradition of lyric poetry in the Chhayavadi era

The song has been considered complete. It was acknowledged that the song's greatest
quality was that it was complete. In the modern era, the word song has taken many
forms, both literally and economically. The word “Geet” has not only evolved in
terms of meaning and impact, but it has evolved equally from the morphological point
of view. Words like Geeti Geet Kavya or Prageeti Kavi, Prageeti Muktak evolved
from the song itself. The words Geet and Geeti have been used since ancient times.
Poetry in its infancy was a song. From the beginning till today, the importance of this
song or geet poetry is kept in its summing up. Generally, the method of giving lyrical
expression to the poet's personal sentiment and feeling is called Gita Kavya.