Correct option is B
The correct answer is: (B) Sattriya
- Chali, Ramdani, and Jhumura are distinctive components or segments of the classical Indian dance form Sattriya, which originated in Assam. 
- Sattriya was introduced in the 15th century by Srimanta Sankardeva, a saint-scholar and social reformer. 
- These components are part of the Nritya (expressive dance) and Nritta (pure dance) segments in Sattriya performances. - Ramdani: A pure dance sequence used to mark the beginning of an item. 
- Chali and Jhumura: Represent stylized movements and rhythm patterns. 
 
- Sattriya was recognized as a classical dance form by Sangeet Natak Akademi in 2000. 
- The dance was traditionally performed by male monks (bhokots) in sattras (Vaishnavite monasteries). 
- Costumes are inspired by Assamese culture with muga silk, pat silk, and traditional jewelry. 
- The themes are predominantly mythological, especially from the Bhagavata Purana and Krishna leela. 
- Instruments used include khol (drum), taal (cymbals), and flute. 
- It combines Bhakti (devotion) with expressive storytelling through abhinaya. 
- Option A – Chhau: A semi-classical tribal dance from Eastern India (West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha), known for its martial character and masks (not linked to Ramdani, Chali, etc.). 
- Option C – Bharatanatyam: Classical dance from Tamil Nadu with mudras and abhinaya, does not include Chali, Ramdani. 
- Option D – Manipuri: Classical dance from Manipur, known for its graceful Radha-Krishna themes, but not associated with these segments. 
