Lavani is a traditional Marathi folk dance that originated in the state of Maharashtra, India.

The dholki is a traditional Indian hand drum that is commonly used in Lavani performances.

Lavani dancers typically wear a nine-yard saree, which is a traditional Indian garment.

Lavani songs often revolve around themes of love and romance.

Tamasha is a traditional Marathi folk theater that incorporates Lavani dance and music.

Lakshmi Narayan is a renowned Lavani dancer who is known for her graceful and expressive performances.

Dindi is a traditional Marathi folk dance that is performed during the harvest festival.

The dholki is a traditional Indian hand drum that is commonly used in Dindi performances.

Dindi dancers typically wear a nine-yard saree, which is a traditional Indian garment.

Dindi songs often revolve around devotional themes and praise the local deities.

Tamasha is a traditional Marathi folk theater that incorporates Dindi dance and music.

Lakshmi Narayan is a renowned Dindi dancer who is known for her graceful and expressive performances.

Powada is a traditional Marathi folk dance that is performed during the monsoon season.

The tabla is a traditional Indian pair of hand drums that is commonly used in Powada performances.

Powada dancers typically wear a kurta pajama, which is a traditional Indian outfit.