Khuallam is a famous dance of:

Correct option is C

Correct Answer is (C) Mizoram

Khuallam is a traditional dance of Mizoram, performed by the Mizo community during social and cultural festivals. The name "Khuallam" means "dance of the guests", and it was historically performed when an individual hosted a feast for their village or guests as a part of prestige ceremonies. Dancers wear colorful Mizo traditional attire and perform rhythmic movements in a group.

• Khuallam is usually performed at festivals like Chapchar Kut, which is one of the most popular Mizo festivals.
• The dance is performed in large groups, emphasizing unity and celebration.
• Dancers wear a Puandum, a traditional Mizo cloth with vibrant patterns.
• Unlike some other Mizo dances, Khuallam does not use any musical instruments; instead, the rhythm is maintained through chanting and clapping.
• Other traditional Mizo dances include Cheraw (Bamboo Dance), Chheihlam, and Sarlamkai.
• The dance represents the rich cultural heritage and social customs of Mizoram.

• Bihar : Bihar has traditional dances like Jat-Jatin, Jhijhiya, and Bidesia, but Khuallam is not from Bihar.
• Andhra Pradesh : Famous for Kuchipudi, a classical dance form, and folk dances like Dappu and Kolatam.
• Uttar Pradesh : Known for Kathak (classical dance) and folk dances like Raslila and Charkula, but not Khuallam.