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Nautch
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a traditional style of Indian dance characterized by rhythmic movements of the hands and feet, often performed by women as entertainment at social gatherings and festivities
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The nautch at the wedding celebration added a touch of cultural richness, as dancers adorned in colorful attire swirled and twirled to traditional melodies.
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