Correct option is D
Charkula is a traditional dance form in which a female dancer balances a column of lighted deepaks (oil lamps) on her head while performing.
Explanation:
● Charkula is a folk dance from the Braj region of Uttar Pradesh, often performed during festivals like Radha Ashtami.
● The dancer balances a wooden pyramid-like structure with several oil lamps on her head, showcasing grace and strength.
● The dance is an offering to Lord Krishna, reflecting devotion and cultural vibrancy.
Information Booster:
● Charkula is primarily associated with Mathura and Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh.
● It is performed during celebrations of Krishna’s birth (Janmashtami) and other auspicious occasions.
● The dance is accompanied by folk songs that narrate stories of Krishna’s life.
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