​Which Indian dance form has the Mahari dance style?​

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (C) ​Odissi.

• The classical Indian dance form of Odissi has its roots in the Mahari dance style.
• Mahari:The Maharis were temple dancers who performed Nritta (pure dance) and Abhinaya (interpretation of poetry) to please the divine trinity of Lord Jagannatha. 
• The Maharis were considered great ladies and occupied a prestigious position in society. Their name comes from the words Maha (great) and Nari (girl). 

Incorrect options explanation:

• Kathak is a classical Indian dance form that originated in North India and is known for its storytelling through dance, hand movements, and facial expressions.
• Kathakali originated in the 17th century in Kerala, a state in southwestern India. It was originally performed in temples and later became popular in royal courts.
• Mohiniyattam is a classical solo dance from Kerala, India that is based on the Hindu myth of the celestial enchantress Mohini.