The relationship of “Kavi Guru” with Tripura inspired the people of Tripura to take up this form of dance with Rabindra Sangeet. This is a very popular dance among the Bengalees and Tribals, named after the great poet Rabindranath Tagore. It is performed to praise God and also give festive mood to happy occasions like marriages and other ceremonies.
This is not an instrument oriented dance, but is dominated by good rhythm and tune maintained by clapping and stepping. This is a very popular group dance of the womenfolk irrespective of caste and community. The dancers perform in every houses and collect rice, money etc for “Charak Mela” organised on the last day of the month of ‘Chaitra”.ĭhamail is a dance of harmony. The boy playing the role of Gouri wears red saree and holds a plate in one hand. The performers dresses in loin cloth painting the face in white wearing matted artificial hair on head. During the ‘Chaitra Sankranti’, people dressed like Shiva and Gouri perform such form of dances, where Lord Shiva is projected with “trishul” and “damru”. This is popular mainly in the rural areas. This dance is performed by the Lushai (Mizo) girls in honour of one dying an untimely death, between and across a pair of horizontal bamboos or pestles which are held by two persons, one sitting at each end, who continuously raise and lower them twice and bring them together twice in regular rhythm. This dance is marked by sudden lull in between different from other dances. It is a religious devotional dance performed at the compound of a Tempel with the accoumpany of ‘Dhul’, ‘Flute’ and some bamboo made instruments. It is the most popular dance of the Chakmas. It has the potential to be compered with any classical dance of our country. The experts have related it to the Kuchipudi and Manipuri dance forms. This type of dance is generally performed during new harvest and worship of Goddess Laxmi. This is a dance of balance, dediction and subtle expertise. Hozagiri dance is a dance form performed by the women of Reang Community. The male folks make a peculiar rhythmic sound with the help of two bamboo chips in their hands, the womenfolk run tottering the hill slopes to catch this Lebangs.
This is a dance festival in which Tribal youths gets indulge in catching charming colourful insects called ‘Lebang’. This is a dance form performed by the Tripuries before the monsoon season. This dance is performed on the beats of drums during Garia Puja festival which begins on the last day of the month of ‘Chaitra’. This is a Dance form of Koloi, Tripuri and Jamatia communities. Below are some of the special dances of different Communities. For instance, Garia is a dance of the Tribes for the prosperity of the people. Different Communities have different form of dances with different dresses, ornaments etc. The music and dances of Tripura shows the out burst of the emotions of the people related to harvest or worship pr in some cases wars and marriages. The love and attachment of the people of Tripura for music and dance is a common feature.
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