TERM	MEANING	TERM	MEANING
‘Cho’	Effigies	Bhowna	dance drama
‘Khanikar’	skilled village artists prepare ‘Cho’ (effigies) and masks	BOMMALATTAM	traditional wooden large size puppets of Tamil -Nadu
‘Madhyawali	descriptive emotional and pathetic songs	BOMMALATTA	the dance of the dolls.
‘Yakshagana’	traditional live theatre form of Karnataka	NOOLPAVAKOTHU	Puppets with wooden face beautified with various paints found in Kerala state.
Ankiya Nat	one act Play postures.	PUTULA NACH	puppet dance
Bhimvetka	A place 60 kms from Bhopal of Central India	Hanumana	The monkey God as per the Hindu mythology.
PUTULA	doll	PUTULA-BHARIA	Puppetry of Assam,India
Katputli	Puppets with wooden face. (Kat means Wood and Putli means doll)	MALASUTRI	String puppets of Maharashtra
Kali Nag	Black snake	Rajah	King
Kumbhakarna	Brother of Ravana	SUTO PUTUL	Thread puppet
mukhamasks	Face mask	Sattah	administration
Muktawali	Folk Songs of Assam	Ravana	The King of Lanka as in Ramayana the Epic of Hinduism.
puranas	Hindu Religious scripts	SAKHI	female companion
Bunrekhu	Puppets of Japan	SAKHI-KUNDHEI	beautiful dolls
Garuda Pakhsi	Bird reffered in the Hindu mythology Ramayana.	Sankaradeva	The saint –poet of Assam
Geets	ballads sang in the praise of the Lord.	Vaishnavite	500 years old cultural movement in Assam
GOMBEYATTA	highly stylish sophisticated puppets that have several joints with 5 to 7 strings	LAITHIBI JAGOI	the dance of the dolls
GOPALILA	Dance of Lord Krishna and Radha	Sutradhar	a person whose role is to create a link between the performer, the performance, and the audience.
KUNDHEI	female companion	Umerua Bunrakukan	Great Puppet maestro of Japan of 18th Century.
PUTUL NACH	puppet dance	TARER PUTUL	Puppets made of palm leaf
Yama	Messenger of Hell as per the Hindu mythology	Kalbelia	Rajasthani Folk dance

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