The Natya Veda, created by me, is dependent on the actions and circumstances of both your deities and the demons, as it determines the auspicious and inauspicious outcomes.
The experience of the gods, in this context, is not absolute; the expression of the entire universe through the art of drama (Natya) is a portrayal of emotions in accordance with the three worlds.
Sometimes there is righteousness (dharma), sometimes play (krida), sometimes wealth (artha), sometimes desire (kama), sometimes laughter (hasya), sometimes battle (yuddha), and sometimes killing (vadha).
Dharma is for those who are engaged in righteous actions, desire is for those who seek pleasure, restraint is for those who are unruly, and discipline is for those who are disciplined.