Origin of Indian Folk Dances - Informative & researched article on Origin of Indian Folk Dances
  Indianetzone: Largest Free Encyclopedia of India with thousand of articles Indian Dances


in  
Art & Culture | Entertainment | Health | Reference | Sports | Society | Travel
Forum  | Free E-magazine
Indian Dances : Indian Dance l History of Indian Dances l Indian Classical Dances l Types of Indian Dances l Indian Tribal Dances l Indian Dance Academies l Indian Folk Dances l Indian Dancers l Indian Regional Dance
Home > Art & Culture > Indian Dances > Indian Folk Dances > Origin of Indian Folk Dances
Origin of Indian Folk Dances

Origin of Indian Folk Dances - Gangaur Folk Dance - Madhya PradeshFolk dances are more famous than classical forms of dances in India as they are easier to understand and perform. In the primitive, undeveloped society, dance was born for satisfying the needs of the early man, but with the progress of civilization, all art forms assumed some distinctive characteristics. Thus, dance became refined and accurate mean of expression, resulting in the more prominent expression of folk dance. Thus, in due course of time, several branches of folk dance were born on the basis of regional geographical differences and variety of form and culture. Every state in India has its own language, religion, customs and traditions festivals and costumes. The Folk Dances of each state act as the mirror of that particular state`s culture, traditions and customs of the people belong to that state.

Therefore, interpreting folk dances one can get a valuable information which can be more useful in understanding local culture, legends and myths that are deeply rooted in that culture, convictions & belief system, which native people follows. In a nutshell, folk dances provide an important framework to understand social context of particular region in detail.

(Last Updated on : 7/09/2010)
  More Articles in Indian Folk Dances
 
Origin of Indian Folk Dances Folk Dance Equipments Folk Dances of Andhra Pradesh
Folk Dances of Bihar Folk Dances of Arunachal Pradesh Folk Dances of Chhattisgarh
Folk Dances of Goa Folk Dances of Gujrat Folk Dances of Haryana
Folk Dances of Himachal Pradesh Folk Dances of Karnataka Folk Dances of Kashmir
Folk Dances of Kerala Folk Dances of Madhya Pradesh Folk Dances of Maharashtra
Folk Dances of Manipur Folk Dances of Mizoram Folk Dances of Orissa
Folk Dances of Punjab Folk Dances of Rajasthan Folk Dances of Sikkim
Folk Dances of Tamil Nadu Folk Dances of Tripura Folk Dances of Uttar Pradesh
Folk Dances of Uttarakhand Folk Dances of West Bengal Chhau
Folk Dance of Nagaland Folk Dances of Assam Pung Cholom Dance
Devadasi Dance Folk Dances in Rajasthan Indian Puppetry
Rasa Dance, Traditional Dance of Krishna Costumes in Indian Folk Dances Folk Dances in Orissa
Dance of Hos Velan Veriyatal Kuravai Dance
Sarpagati    
Recently Updated Articles in Indian Dances
  • Schools of Yakshagana
    Schools of Yakshagana can be divided into various parts, and it extends to large parts of South India.
  •  
  • Performance of Yakshagana
    Performance of Yakshagana occurs in the open air accompanied by music and dance.
  •  
     
  • Themes of Yakshagana
    Themes of Yakshagana have always been based on epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata.
  •  
  • Music and Instrument used in Yakshagana
    Music and instruments used in Yakshagana plays an important role in this from of folk theatre.
  •  
  • Actors of Yakshagana
    Actors of Yakshagana are very popular and adept with all the necessary qualities to entertain the audiences.
  •  
    E-mail this Article | Post a Comment
    RSS Feeds
    Forum
    Forum on Indian Dances

    Free E-magazine
    Subscribe to Free
    E-Magazine on Indian Crafts
     
     
    Origin of Indian Folk Dances - Informative & researched article on Origin of Indian Folk Dances
    Sitemap
    Contact Us   |   RSS Feeds
    Copyright © 2008 Jupiter Infomedia Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved including the right to reproduce the contents in whole or in part in any form or medium without the express written permission of Jupiter Infomedia Pvt. Ltd.