Presentations of “Kabir Gayan” and “Jaunsari Folk Dance” were staged here on Sunday at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
The programme started with the hymns of Sant Kabir Das. Kabir Bhajan Guru Sharan Rehna Man Man Tu, Kabir Bhajan Ajay Bani Woh Gagar, Mein Pyasi Mehare Sunsun Awe Hansi, Ray Sumiran karle, man musafir tujhko jaane paadega kaya kuti khani khenge gaya.
The performance of Kabir Gayan was held under the direction of Dinesh Kumar Dholpure. The audence was mesmerised by Kesar Bai, Arjun Singh, Ashok Kumar, Bhagwanta Bai, Ganesh Nimore and other artists.
In the next performance 'Jaunsari folk dance' was presented by Kundan Singh Chauhan and troupe from Dehradun.
After receiving information late about the joy of Lord Rama coming back from exile as told by the Jainasar community, this community considers the Diwali festival a month after Diwali, which is celebrated with joy by dancing elephants.
In the elephant dance, the king is seated on the elephant and the elephant is performed by the elephant and the arrow is commanded by the subjects in the hands of security for the protection of Rounya Rato Niyyahu .... Singing dance by men and women.
The Gudiya Raso dance is performed in honor of the soldiers when they come home in the battle field of Rana with a Ullash which is performed by the people of the community in the joy of singing and dancing to return home to the victorious warriors.
The presentation of mythological instruments is held in Dhol Sagar, according to the law, it is rainy due to the sound of planet Sharan by law. On the Todi song, the people of the community gather and cheer on the occasion of their festivals by singing and dancing. Naresh Shah, Devendas, Dinesh, Arjun, Ragia Bharti, Sapna, Mamta, Manisha, Guddu, Jeetu, Sachin and all the other actors on the stage gave delightful performances to the audience with their artistic acting skills.