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Which traditional theatre form is correctly matched with its origin and key feature?

AMudiyettu – Maharashtra; female dancer called Murki leads the performance

BTamasha – Kerala; depicts the victory of Goddess Bhadrakali in temple rituals

CKoodiyaattam – Kerala; rooted in Sanskrit theatre with focus on gestures and eye movements

DTamasha – Kerala; performed exclusively by male actors in temple festivals

Answer:

C. Koodiyaattam – Kerala; rooted in Sanskrit theatre with focus on gestures and eye movements

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Tamasha This is a traditional folk theatre form of Maharashtra, where the lead female performer plays a central role in showcasing the dance elements of the play. She is known as the Murki. Mudiyettu This traditional folk theatre form of Kerala is mainly performed in Kali temples across the state. It portrays the victory of Goddess Bhadrakali over the demon Darika. Koodiyaattam This traditional theatre form of Kerala is rooted in the Sanskrit theatrical tradition. It places strong emphasis on expressive hand gestures and intricate eye movements as key elements of its performance style.


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