File:BHOOTA KOLA.jpg
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Represents a traditional folklore for the worship of local deity
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English: This form of dance is done in the respect of local deity. Usually it starts in the late evening and will be over by sunrise. Dancers need to follow some rituals to take part in the dance. All roles are played by men only. People have a strong belief in this system and follow it as a method of worshiping the deities.
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SHIVAMOGGA, KARNATAKA
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