In the following excerpt, Keith summarizes and discusses each of Kalidasa's poetical works.

In the following essay, Tubb examines problematic alterations made to the plot of the Sanskrit play Parvatiparinaya and the poem upon which it is based, The Birth of the War-God.

Ingalls is an American educator and critic specializing in the study of Sanskrit literature. In the following essay, he examines Kalidasa's milieu, noting the manner in which the spirit of the author's age is reflected in his thought and artistry.

In the excerpt below, Gupta places Kalidasa's work in the sukumara or "delicate" style, which is characterized as being free from affectation and growing organically out of the poet's imagination.

In the following essay, Walker compares Kalidasa's Cloud-Messenger to the Western notion of pastoral poetry.

In the following review, Seeby criticizes the translator of A Round of Seasons for his over-reliance on prosody.