Dhuli-Khel depicts Krishna and his companions playing in a dusty open field, capturing a joyous moment from his childhood. Krishna and the cowherd boys laugh, run, and play together, kicking up clouds of dust as they frolic freely. The scene reflects the innocence and playful spirit of Krishna’s early life, a beloved theme in Indian art and folklore. Through lively movement and expressive dance, the performance evokes fun, friendship, and the rustic charm of simple games, celebrating the carefree energy and camaraderie of youth.
Group Name – Kita Chhau Kala Kendra, Seraikela.