Folk Dances of West Bengal
Important Questions on Folk Dances of West Bengal
The dance Tusu Parab is the main attraction of which of the following festivals of West Bengal?
The Raybenshe is a dance pattern same as the Lathi dance. It is performed in which district of West Bengal?
The dance form of Rava community is known as:
This type of dance expresses the meaning of the song through flexible and rhythmic body movements, this is known as:
The different forms of puppet used in puppet dance in West Bengal are:
The Lathi dance is performed by the youths who play with dangerous weapons like swords, bamboo sticks. The dance is performed on the occasion of:
The Kirtan dance is unique and has the characteristic of being performed by the whole village. Who gave the dance its unique and proper form?
The Kirtan dance is the most common dance pattern performed in West Bengal. It is devoted to which of the following epic characters?
The Khemta dance is accompanied by musical instruments. Which of the following is/are those instruments?
The dance performers of Khemta dance need expertise as the dance consists of:
The Khemta dance is considered to be the oldest dance. It is performed depicting the characters of the epic. Which of the following are those characters?
The Khemta dance is a dance, which is several decades old. The historic origin of the Khemta dance is considered to be:
The Khemta dance is performed during famous festivals. Which of the following festivals is/are among those festivals?
The Khemta dance pattern is the most popular dance pattern of West Bengal. It is performed since last to years. It is performed on the occasion of:
In which dance form the leader is called Ustad and the others Dohar?
The Jari dance is performed by _____ on the occasion of _____.
Gaudiya Nritya comprises of:
The 'Gaudiya Nritya' is popular in West Bengal and is an ancient dance based on:
The Gambhira dance depicts the relationship between grandfather and grandson. It is a representation of social-political and moral concerns. It is famous in the district of:
Which dance is performed on the occasion of the death anniversary of Madar Pir?
