Yes remember that. Dilip's immortals from the Bhagvat are also magnificent. But most complete is the relationship of Sri Aurobindo with Dilip. Complete in the sense that it revealed the Divinely-human aspect of Sri Aurobindo. The Supreme Purushottama of the Gita, the Lord is also the brother, a comrade, a father, a Guru, in short the Divine exemplar fulfilling the secret purpose of the Divine birth by raising the human nature into the Divine. The patience, compassion, love, Grace, benedition poured in over 5000 letters to Dilip is poignant, nonpareil and "too deep for tears". The human race stands elevated by this birth. Yes Sri Aurobindo had appreciated it(the drama). Also He used to also often listen to Dilip's songs. l