'Burra Katha' is a traditional oral storytelling folk art widely performed in which region?

Correct option is A

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Burra Katha is a dynamic, traditional oral narrative art form native to the Telugu-speaking regions of South India.
Information Booster:
· Geographical Origin: Widely practiced across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
· Performance Ensemble: Consists of a main storyteller ( Kadhakudu) accompanied by two co-performers who play percussion and add comedic or topical commentary.
· Musical Accompaniment: Named after the Burra (a specialized brass or clay shell drum with parchment drumheads) played by the troupe alongside brass cymbals and stringed Tambura.
Additional Knowledge:
· Traditionally used to recount mythological epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, Burra Katha was also historically adapted for social awareness campaigns and folk political theatre.