Harul
Harul is a traditional Indian folk dance performed in the Jaunsar-Bawar and regions of the lower Himachal Pradesh[1][2]. Both males and females of the village can participate in the dance. In this dance, participants hold on to each other hence forming a long chain and perform traditional Harul steps. The end positions are usually occupied by the men who hold a single handed weapon in erect position. This dance is performed in a cheerful mood. Each Harul song is in a narrative format between a man and a woman. The participants may also organize themselves into circle with the outer circle formed by men and the inner one by the women. Basic steps comprise of crisscrossing the legs while moving accompanied by occasional knee bending all synchronized with the rhythm. Participants wear colorful clothes and remain cheerful throughout the performance.
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