"Bolak-aat" is a famous dance form of which of the following states?

The correct answer is Karnataka . Key Points Bolak-aat is a folk dance form of Karnataka. It is believed that Lord Vishnu, on his mission to kill the evil spirit 'Bhasmasura', performed 30 different dance forms, and ‘Bolkat’ is one among them. The dancers dress up in traditional Kodava dress and are Performed by Kodava men in the back of an oil lamp in an open field. The performers hold 'chavari', Yak-animal's fur on one hand, and 'Kodava', (Sickle) on another hand. If only the sickle is used in the dance, then it is called 'kattiyaata'. The musical instrument used for this dance is called ‘Dudi’. The theme of the dance is based on the heroic activities of the Kodava gods and goddesses. Additional Information The origin of the Bagurumba may be found in the original naturalistic beliefs of the Bodo tribes, as it's few songs are just simple images of nature. This dance is an amalgamation of rhythm and vivacity. More folk dances of Assam are the Bihu dance, Bhortal Dance, and Jhumur Dance. Kalbelia dance Kalbelia dance is a folk dance of the Rajasthan state of India. Also, known as It is well known as the 'Sapera Dance' or 'Snake Charmer Dance '. It is mainly performed by a Rajasthani tribe called ' Kalbelia '. It is listed under UNESCO's representative list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity from the year 2010. The Mudiyettu is a ritual dance-drama annually performed after the harvest of summer crops in Kerala. This art form involves elaborate drawings on floors, masks made of areca nut fronds, and the playing of drums. The Chhau dance, known for its crafted masks and mock combat movements, is prevalent in the tribal parts of Orissa, Jharkhand, and West Bengal.