is one of the oldest ritualistic folk performance traditions of Maharashtra, dedicated to the goddess Ambā (Durga / Bhavani) and the god Khandoba (a form of Shiva). The word “Gondhal” means “commotion” or “turmoil,” referring to the intense, rhythmic, and trance-like nature of the performance.
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In Marathi culture, is not just a ritual—it’s a storm. Performed by Gondhalis (traditional artist-priests), it involves drumming (the tuntune ), swirling fire, piercing chants, and frenzied dancing to invoke the goddess (often Bhavani or Tulja Bhavani) or Lord Khandoba. Cast Highlights : Makarand Anaspure and Sayaji Shinde