pahill
Pahill is a traditional folk dance originating from the southern regions of India, particularly associated with the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The dance is characterized by its rhythmic footwork, graceful arm movements, and vibrant costumes, often performed during festive occasions, temple celebrations, and cultural events. It is commonly performed by women, though men may also participate in certain variations.
The term "pahill" is derived from the Tamil word *padi*, meaning "to walk" or "to step," reflecting
Pahill is deeply rooted in cultural traditions and is often performed during festivals like *Pongal* in Tamil
In modern times, pahill has gained recognition beyond its regional origins, appearing in cultural programs, dance