maanch001 | Maanch मंच
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Subject:Folk Dance of India 17th century folk dance Folk dance in Malwa region |
Description:Maanch which is a form of operatic ballet is very popular in Malwa. The word Maanch is derived from the Sanskrit folk-form, Manch i.e. the stage. It is an indigenous folk-form of the Madhya pradesh State in India.
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raut001 | Raut Naach राउत नाचा | | Folk dance of India Central Indian Folk Dance |
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Subject:Folk dance of India Central Indian Folk Dance |
Description:“Raut Nacha” is known to be mainly performed by the “Yadava” clan (descendants of Lord Krishna) in Central India. This dance is said to closely resemble the “Ras Leela” which is considered to be the most popular Lord Krishna dance. Furthermore, this dance is performed usually after Diwali for about a week. In addition, it has been essentially created to celebrate the triumph of “good over evil”. [show more]
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Veeranatyam001 | Veeranatyam वीरानाट्यम | | Folk Dance of India Folk Dance of South India Ancient Dance of India |
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Subject:Folk Dance of India Folk Dance of South India Ancient Dance of India |
Description:Veeranatyam or Dance of the brave (veera means brave; natyam means dance) is an ancient form of dance from the state of Andhra Pradesh, with associated religious significance.
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jhumair001 | Jhumair झुमैर Jhumar | | Tradional dance of central India Folk Dance Festive dance |
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Subject:Tradional dance of central India Folk Dance Festive dance |
Description:Jhumair is a traditional dance of State of Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, It is a community dance performed during the harvest season and festivals. The dance is mostly performed in open places. The lyrics of Jhumair are built on day-to-day languages and mostly depict love or pleasures and pains of day-to-day life. [show more]
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