Jat-Jatin is the folk dance of which Indian state?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Bihar.

Jat-Jatin is a traditional folk dance of Bihar, particularly popular in the Mithila region of the state. This dance is usually performed by couples and is symbolic of the love and affection between them. The dance is typically performed during the monsoon season and depicts the various aspects of rural life, especially the separation and reunion of lovers.

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• Jat-Jatin Dance:

  • Originates from Bihar, especially the Mithila region.
  • Represents the romantic dialogues between Jat (the male) and Jatin (the female).
  • Performed during the monsoon season when agricultural activities dominate the rural landscape.

• Other Folk Dances:

  • Manipuri: Refers to classical dance forms originating from Manipur, often depicting the stories of Lord Krishna and Radha.
  • Odissi: A classical dance form from Odisha, characterized by its intricate movements and expression of devotion.
  • Chhau Dance (West Bengal): A form of tribal martial dance found in West Bengal, Odisha, and Jharkhand, involving vigorous movements and themes of mythology.