To narrate mythological stories through dance and music.

To showcase the cultural heritage of Assam.

To promote social and cultural harmony.

To provide entertainment and enjoyment to the audience.

It originated in the 15th century in Assam, India.

It is believed to have originated in the 17th century in Bengal, India.

It is a fusion of various dance forms from different regions of India.

It is a relatively new dance form, developed in the 20th century.

Its use of intricate hand gestures and facial expressions.

Its emphasis on storytelling through dance and music.

Its incorporation of martial arts techniques into the dance.

Its use of colorful and elaborate costumes and props.

A colorful and elaborate costume with intricate designs.

A simple and plain costume with minimal ornamentation.

A costume that is similar to the attire worn in other classical Indian dance forms.

A costume that is inspired by the traditional attire of the Ahom people.

The tabla, a pair of hand drums.

The sitar, a stringed instrument.

The flute, a wind instrument.

The harmonium, a keyboard instrument.

The sutradhar is the narrator who introduces the story and provides context.

The sutradhar is the lead dancer who performs the main role in the story.

The sutradhar is the musician who plays the accompanying music.

The sutradhar is the stage manager who oversees the technical aspects of the performance.

Lack of recognition and appreciation from the general public.

Limited opportunities for training and performance.

Competition from other popular dance forms.

All of the above.

Increased support from government and cultural organizations.

Establishment of Sattriya dance academies and training centers.

Inclusion of Sattriya dance in school and college curricula.

All of the above.

Incorporating modern elements into the choreography and music.

Collaborating with contemporary artists from other disciplines.

Exploring new themes and stories that resonate with modern audiences.

All of the above.

It is a symbol of Assamese identity and pride.

It is a medium for preserving and transmitting Assamese mythology and history.

It is a source of livelihood for many Assamese artists and performers.

All of the above.

By organizing Sattriya dance festivals and workshops for tourists.

By incorporating Sattriya dance performances into cultural tours and itineraries.

By promoting Sattriya dance as a unique and authentic cultural experience.

All of the above.

It brings people from different backgrounds together to appreciate a common cultural heritage.

It promotes understanding and respect for different cultures and traditions.

It encourages dialogue and交流 between different communities.

All of the above.

By incorporating Sattriya dance into school curricula.

By organizing Sattriya dance workshops and seminars for students and educators.

By developing educational resources and materials related to Sattriya dance.

All of the above.

Sattriya dance has the potential to gain international recognition and popularity due to its unique and captivating style.

Sattriya dance can be promoted on global platforms through cultural exchange programs and international dance festivals.

Collaborations with international artists and organizations can help spread awareness about Sattriya dance worldwide.

All of the above.