Tribal dances of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh were performed on Thursday in Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum.
Arjun Singh Durve (Dindori) along with his fellow artists presented the 'Pardhauni dance' of the Baiga tribe to the audience. In Baiga tribals, Pardhauni dance is performed at the time of receiving the wedding procession.
On this occasion, elephants are made and danced in the courtyard by the boys. There is an attempt to celebrate a particular occasion, in which the expression of joy and joy is the main one. About 15 artists joined Arjun Singh Durve in this presentation. During the dance performance, Gajru Singh and Shiva Charan on the mandal and Shiv Kumar Durve on Timki and Arjun Singh Durve and Bhagwati collaborated in singing.
Pandit Ram (Surguja), along with his fellow artists, presented the 'Saila dance' of the Rajwar tribe to the audience.
Arjun Singh Durve (Dindori) along with his fellow artists presented the 'Phag dance' of the Baiga tribe to the audience. This dance is usually performed on the occasion of Holi. During this dance performance, the performers dance by wearing wooden masks. Phag dance is performed for about 13 days after Holi.
The artists charmed the audience with their artistic dance skills. During the dance performance Lakhan Lal, Jodha Singh, Rajesh Kumar, Siddharam and Juglal ??mesmerized the audience in the auditorium with their dancing skills. About 15 artists joined Arjun Singh Durve in this presentation. During the dance performance, Gajru Singh and Shiva Charan on the mandal and Shiv Kumar Durve on Timki and Arjun Singh Durve and Bhagwati collaborated in singing.
Kailash Sisodia (Dhar) along with his fellow artists presented the 'Bhagoria dance' of the Bhil tribe to the audience. Bhagoria dance of the Bhil tribe, Holi at Bhagoria Haat and other occasions are performed by Bhil youths. Bhagoria Haats are organized before Holi during the Phagun season. Bhagoria Haat is a meeting of young men and women, not just haats.
It is from here that they come in contact with each other, are attracted and run away to get tied in the life thread, hence these haats are named Bhagoria. In Bhagoria dance, various footsteps, Pali, Chakripali and Pyramid dance postures are the center of attraction. Adorned girls dressed in colorful costumes and dancing in their hands are typical traditional and supernatural designs.