tinkamam
Tinkamam is a traditional dance form originating from the state of Assam in India. The term "Tinkamam" is derived from the Assamese words "Tinka," meaning to shake, and "Mam," meaning mother. The dance is performed by women, primarily during the Assamese New Year festival, known as Bhogali Bihu. It is a form of worship dedicated to the mother goddess, Maa Kamakhya, who is revered as the goddess of fertility and creation.
The dance is characterized by its rhythmic movements, which involve shaking the hips, waist, and shoulders in
Tinkamam is not just a dance but also a cultural expression that reflects the rich heritage and