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Folk Tradition: Hella-Akhyal Dangal folklore of Bharatpur is sung by songs of valor, love, devotion and social life. This singing style is without an instrument and shows a glimpse of culture, tradition and brotherhood.
Hela Khyal Dangal
Highlights
- The unique tradition of folk song
- This singing style is done without an instrument
- Hela-Songs of valor, love, devotion are sung in Dangal
Bharatpur On hearing the name of Bharatpur, the image of its rich history, magnificent fort and famous bird sanctuary emerges. But the folk culture here is also no less unique. In Bharatpur and its surrounding rural areas, there is a specific tradition of Hela-Akhyal Dangal folk songs, which have been going on for years. This is not only a medium of entertainment, but it gets a deep reflection of folk life, society and culture.
Hella-Nakhyal Dangal’s collective singing competition
In which two or more teams participate. It is a kind of jugalbandi of a type of songs, where one team challenges by singing lines of songs and the other team answers it with their song. The exchange of songs in this entire event is so interesting that the listeners become mesmerized. The most important thing about this singing style is that no instrument is used in it, only the singers make the whole atmosphere musical through their tone, vowel and rhythm.
These songs are tradition
Different types of songs are sung in the songs of Hela-Akhyal, such as bravery-Maharaja Surajmal, Veer Durgadas Rathore, Prithviraj Chauhan’s saga of historical heroes; Love and makeup-songs based on Radha-Krishna’s pastimes and folklore; Bhakti-Lord Rama, Krishna and other deities; Social life – events in society, difficulties of farmers and workers; Songs are sung on the basis of humor-satire and contemporary subjects.
Culture, tradition and glimpse of mutual brotherhood are seen
Hela-Akhyal Dangal is organized on special occasions, fairs and Teej festivals. It is also sung with great fervor in villages in marriage or other social functions. This is not only a means of entertainment, but it also gets a glimpse of the culture, traditions and mutual brotherhood of the villages. There is a need to cherish and pursue this precious folk song tradition of Bharatpur. Even today, many elderly and youth are interested in singing it, due to which this tradition remains alive.
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