Jodugar
Jodugar is a term used in the Indian subcontinent to refer to a magician or conjurer, usually a performer who entertains an audience with tricks, sleight of hand, deception, and illusion. The term is common in Hindustani languages, with Jadugar as the standard Hindi-Urdu spelling, and Jodugar appearing as a variant transliteration. Etymologically, it combines jadoo (magic) with gar (doer), tracing back to Persian and Arabic roots through the Hindustani lexicon.
Historically, Jadugars appeared in folk theaters, village fairs, and street performances, as well as in traditional
Modern perception: In contemporary language, Jadugar/Jodugar also appears in media titles, popular culture, and everyday speech