Abhimanyu Badh portrays the heroic death of Abhimanyu from the Mahabharata. Entering Dronacharya’s Chakravyuha, he becomes trapped when the Pandavas are prevented from following him inside. Surrounded by enemy warriors and left unarmed, Abhimanyu fights with unwavering bravery until his final breath. His death stands as a powerful symbol of courage, sacrifice, and the injustice […]   read more

Dhawaja Puja in Mayurbhanj Chhau is a festive ritual dance performed by men and women in synchrony, celebrating unity, joy, and tribal harmony. Accompanied by the lively beats of the Tuila, whose strong rhythmic sound drives movement and coordination, the dance reflects community bonding and collective celebration. Group Name – Bhanjabhumi Chhau Nritya Pratishthan , […]   read more

This energetic folk pala in the Mayurbhanj Chhau form portrays the everyday life of fisherfolk, using expressive movements to imitate casting nets, rowing, and carrying baskets. Through lively rhythms, humour, and coordinated group action, it celebrates the joy, resilience, and close-knit spirit of communities sustained by rivers and water bodies. Group Name – JayMaa Debi […]   read more

Rooted in folk life, this pala beautifully portrays the love and bond between the hunter Sabar and his consort Sabarini. Filled with earthy humour, rustic gestures, and tribal rhythms, it reflects the vibrancy and authenticity of everyday life in indigenous communities. Group Name – Narendra Chhau Nritya Pratishthan , Kandsore   read more