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Origin And Characteristics Of Ghungroo In English
Ghungroo
- Ghungroo is a musical instrument tied to the feet during folk dances at many places.
- These are hollow balls made of metal, inside which there are small balls of metal, which make sound when they collide with each other.
- Many such tablets are made by kneading a strip of leather. Dancers tie them on their feet.
- Many such tablets are made by kneading a leather strip. Dancers tie them on their feet.
History and Features
- Ghungroo, which comes under Ghan Vadya, is an essential component of traditional, i.e. classical dance, it is mainly rhythmic and does not require special tuning.
- The purpose of wearing ghungroo is to produce sound according to the movement of the feet.
- In a string of ghungroo, 50 bells to 200 bells can be formed together. With a growing set of bells and additional strings, a dancer advances in his technical ability.
- Ghunghroos, apart from being the principal ornament of classical dancers, were also associated with the civilizations that wore them while dancing.
- Therefore, the use of Ghungroo by common women was hindered due to social limitations.
- With the passage of time, Ghungroo has achieved its existence through poetry, literature and cinema, being depicted as an ornament used by dancers.
