Which of the following is a dance style of Maharashtra?
Lezim
Lezim is correct.
Lezim (Lezhim) is a vigorous folk dance of Maharashtra. Dancers move in rhythmic formations while playing the lezim, a small wooden instrument fitted with jingling metal discs, usually to the beat of a dhol.
It is popular during processions such as Ganeshotsav.
Macha (Maach) is a folk theatre form of Madhya Pradesh, Cheraw (Chiro) is the bamboo dance of Mizoram, and Ottan Thullal is a solo performing art of Kerala.
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