Charotari
Charotari is a term used in some South Asian linguistic regions with several related but distinct meanings. In cultural contexts, Charotari often describes a form of informal folk performance that blends music, dance, improvised verse, humor, and social commentary. These performances are typically part of local festivals, fairs, or celebrations and are rooted in oral tradition rather than formal theater.
Etymology and usage vary by region; the exact origin of the term is not standardized in English-language
The term also appears as a place name or surname in certain communities, though such uses are
In contemporary usage, Charotari is less widely documented in formal literature, but it can still be encountered