Burra katha was a pastime event in villages. It is seen even now during Dussehra or Sankranti festival seasons to describe events in epics like Ramayan and Mahabharat and also some of best and moral kingdom stories like kambojaraju katha,chinnamma katha,muggurumoratila katha etc.
It played effective role in conveying message to people and awakening them during Indian Independence Movement. Burrakatha was banned in Madras by the British government and in Hyderabad kingdom by Nizam government, because it was the medium to enlighten the people of the current political situation in various political meetings.After studying anthropology and comparative sociology his doctoral dissertation in the humanities on the Burrakatha Andhra Pradesh (India). Test description of a narrative theatrical language Telugu
Meanwhile, he pursued an ethnological work on the organization social and cultural system of a locality as a whole. Ethnographic practice involving intensive targeted surveys and participant observation relies on the use of local language and a scientific approach which is a key to empathy and humility in the knowledge holders and practices studied.
The study of the local system of caste is accompanied by an investigation of the spatial distribution of social groups and institutions, the role of the bazaar and market, as well as religious phenomena. The system of worship - and the first of the two main temples of goddesses popular,
Telangana history from 30000 BC,old records of Kakatiya,Mughal,British,Qutb Shahi,Nizam .....
Friday, July 8, 2011
FRENCHMAN BURRA KATHA
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