Correct Answer - Option 1 : 3 only
The correct answer is 3 only.
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Kathak is the classical dance of Uttar Pradesh.
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Kathakali is the classical dance of Kerela.
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Sattariya is the classical dance of Assam.
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Hence the correct answer is 3 only.
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Kuchipudi
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Kuchipudi is a classical dance of Andhra Pradesh.
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Origin from the group of dancers going in the villages to perform known as Kusselavas.
- Kuchipudi derives its name from the village Kusselavapuri in Andhra Pradesh.
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Vijayanagar and Golconda rulers patronized the dance form.
- Famous dance Tarangam where the dancer performs with his feet on edge of brass plate and pot of water on the head.
- Stories from Bhagvat Purana on secular themes.
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Lasya(Soft element) and Tandava(Hard element) are important in Kuchipudi dance.
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Kathak
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Kathak is a classical dance of Uttar Pradesh.
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Origin from Ras Leela of Brajbhoomi.
- Kathak's name comes from the word 'Kathika' which means storytellers from epics.
- Mughal courts patronized Kathak and accepted it as court entertainment.
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Famous Gharana is based on Hindustani Music-Lucknow, Jaipur, and Banaras Gharana.
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Kathakali
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Kathakali is a classical dance of Kerela.
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Origin from temples of Kerela two forms of dance and drama.
- Kathakali's name comes from the word 'Katha' which means story and 'Kali' means drama.
- Initially evolved under the patronage of feudal lords later revived by Kathakali artists.
- Generally, male groups dance with heavy makeup and traditional costume.
- Narrating episodes from Ramayana and Mahabharat with facial movement, eye expression, and hand movement.
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Sattriya
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Sattariya is a classical dance of Assam.
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Introduced by Vaishnava Saint Sankaradeva in 15th century AD in Assam.
- Sattriya derives its name from Vaishnava monasteries known as 'Sattras'.
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Dance form inspired by the Bhakti Movement reciting stories of Lord Vishnu.
- Famous dance form 'Bhaona' is based on stories of Lord Krishna.
Presently Sangeet Natak Academy recognized 8 classical dances of India.
Classical Dance
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Place
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Kathakali
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Kerela
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Mohiniyattam
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Kerela
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Bharatanatyam
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Tamil Nadu
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Kuchipudi
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Andhra Pradesh
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Odissi
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Odisha
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Manipuri
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Manipur
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Sattriya
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Assam
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Kathak
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Uttar Pradesh
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Note: There is no classical dance recognized for Rajasthan.