Dollu Kunitha, Folk Dance of Karnataka

Dollu Kunitha is primarily performed during religious festivals and important social occasions. The dance is characterized by its dynamic and rhythmic movements accompanied by the resonating beats of the dollu, a large drum. The drummers, adorned in colorful traditional attire, showcase their skill and agility as they execute intricate footwork and synchronized formations. The synergy between the drummers is a spectacle to behold, as their rhythmic beats and coordinated movements create an electric atmosphere, captivating the audience. The origins of Dollu Kunitha can be traced back to ancient times, with its roots deeply embedded in the rural communities of Karnataka. Historically, the dance was performed by the Kuruba community, a pastoral tribe renowned for their expertise in drumming. The Kurubas, also known as Halumathas, played a vital role in nurturing and preserving this fascinating dance form over generations. <a href="https://medium.com/@inz_30074/dollu-kunitha-folk-dance-of-karnataka-b2a2cd2fe84a">Click Here</a>