The correct answer is Option (4) → Mohiniattam
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Mohiniattam: This classical dance from Kerala is characterized by graceful, fluid movements. Its name translates to "dance of the enchantress," referring to the divine enchantress, Mohini, an avatar of Lord Vishnu. The performances are often based on stories of Vishnu and Krishna, expressing the 'shringara' (love) rasa.
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Bharatnatyam: This dance, originating in Tamil Nadu, is known for its strong, geometric lines and sculpturesque poses. Its themes are diverse and include devotion to various deities like Shiva and Krishna.
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Kathak: Originating in North India, Kathak's themes evolved from temple storytelling to court entertainment. While it includes stories of Krishna, it is also known for its intricate footwork and spins, and often depicts the tales of Radha and Krishna.
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Kuchipudi: This dance from Andhra Pradesh is a vibrant, dramatic form. While it can include tales of Krishna, it is particularly known for its expressive narrative style and its focus on the life of saints and mythological heroes.
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