On Friday, the Bhopalites enjoyed Kabir Gayan and tribal dance forms at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
'Kabir Gayan' was performed by Prem Singh Deepalpuria and group, Rajgarh and Baiga tribal dance 'Parghouni and Ghori Paithai' were performed by Phoolwati Rahudia and group, Dindori.
The presentation started with 'Kabir Gayan' by Prem Singh Dipalapuria and group. The performance began with presentation of Deepalpuria. He performed Kabir Pad - 'Gyan Ki Jadiya Mhare De Thei Sadguru' followed by 'Mhari Surta Ho Rangrejana', Mhara Sadguru Bhed ' , ‘Fagan season, today my heart brother’, ‘Mhari boli lakhe na koi’ and ‘Saudum Shabad me kanihari’ and more.
He was accompanied on dholak by Mohan Singh Deepalpuria, on violin by Mukesh Malviya, on Tambara by Hariom Malviya, on Timkiby Sachin Malviya, on Kartal by Ram Singh Malviya and on Gaghari by Krishna Mohan Deepalpuria.
The second performance was the Baiga tribal dance 'Parghouni and Ghori Paithai' was performed by Phoolwati Rahudia and group.
Parghouni is a wedding dance, men receive special costumes and dance with furs in their hands in the procession. This dance is performed to the beat of Nagado and Timki. The faster Nagada is played, the more excited and different types of postures men dance. Kilkari gives. On this occasion, elephants are made on behalf of boys and are danced in the courtyard. The drums keep on playing, the person sitting on the elephant makes various gestures with hands. Women and men take part in this dance very well.
According to the culture tradition of the Gauri Paithai Adivasi Baiga tribe, Baiga people perform Ghodi Paithai dance from the beginning of Dussehra to the end of December. In this dance, the men of one village participate in the women of another village. In this midnight dance, the women come to the lower part of the arm of the men dancing. In this dance, in the beginning, they dance by singing the Dussehra song, War song Khaadi, Chadhanuzhulani Lahki Karama. The main instruments in this dance are yantra, madar, timki and bansuri.