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Tamil Nadu has a rich history of art of entertainment. The three modes of entertainment classified as Iyal LiteratureIsai Music and Nadagam Drama had their roots in the rural folk theatre like Theru Koothu Street play. Many forms of group and individual dances with the classical forms for popularity and sheer entertainment value. Some of the dance forms are performed by Tribal people. This dance is performed inside a temple, around a lamp. The purpose is to worship Lord Krishnaand celebrate his frolics with the gopikas. This is performed during Ramanavami and Gokulashtami. Puppet shows are held in every village during festivals and fairs. Many different kinds of puppets are used for this show - cloth, wood, leather, etc. They are manipulated through strings or wires. The puppeteers stand behind a screen and the puppets are held in front. The stories enacted in the puppet shows are from Puranasepics and folklore. These shows are very entertaining and hold both adults and children kummi song in urumi melam song elvira for many hours. Eight to ten dancers stand in a circle or parallel lines. The accompanying songs are generally about gods and goddesses. Devarattam 3 is a pure folk dance still preserved by the descendents of Veerapandiya Kummi song in urumi melam song elvira dynasty at Kodangipatti of Madurai District. It was actually performed once a year near the temple and that too restricted to Rajakambalam Nayakar community alone. Folklore research scholars have found that Devarattam is a combination of ancient 'muntherkuruvai' and 'pintherkuruvai' of the ancient Tamil Kings. It was performed in front of and at the chariot on the victorious return of the King and his army from battle field. Sometimes even the king and his marshalls would dance on the chariot deck. The soldiers and female dancers would form in lines and dance behind the chariot. Today, this dance does not have any songs but only danced to the beat of Urumi Melam, Thappu Melam and sometimes, a long flute. The dancers hold a kerchief in each hand and swing them as they dance.



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