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Folk theatre reflects the various aspects of the local lifestyle, including social norms, beliefs and customs. It had rural roots and a rustic flavour. They emerged around the 15th – 16th century AD with devotional themes, but later they adopted secular tones.
Folk Theatre | Description |
Bhand Pather
(Kashmir) |
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Bhaona
(Assam) |
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Bhavai
(Gujarat) |
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Burra Katha
(Andhra Pradesh) |
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Chavittu Natakam
(Kerala) |
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Dashavatar
(Konkan And Goa) |
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Daskathia
(Odisha) |
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Garodas
(Gujarat) |
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Kariyila
(Himachal Pradesh) |
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Kutiyattam
(Kerala) |
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Krishnattam
(Kerala) |
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Kuruvanji
(Tamil Nadu) |
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Mudiyettu
(Kerala) |
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Oja-Pali
(Assam) |
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Powada
(Maharashtra) |
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Raasleela
(Uttar Pradesh) |
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Swang
(Punjab And Haryana) |
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Tamaasha |
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Therukoothu
(Tamil Nadu) |
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Villu Pattu
(Deccan) |
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Yakshagaana |
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