- The
nautch (/ˈnɔːtʃ/,
meaning "dance" or "dancing" from Hindustani: "naach") was a po****r
court dance performed by
girls (known as "
nautch girls") in...
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Indian subcontinent,
particularly during the
Mughal era. Many
tawaifs (
nautch girls to the British) were
forced to go into
prostitution due to a lack...
- The
Nautch Girl, or, The
Rajah of
Chutneypore is a
comic opera in two acts, with
music by
Edward Solomon, a book by
George Dance, and
lyrics by
Dance and...
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Apsara to the
Nautch Girls Sahibs as
Patrons and
Spectators Rhythms and Melodies;
Customs and
Manners Famous Nautch Girls **** and the
Nautch Girls Farewell...
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received two
Filmfare Awards. She is
often cited as one of the most po****r
nautch and
caberet dancers of her time. In 2009,
Helen was
awarded with the Padma...
- queen, the wife of
Maharaja Ranjit Singh of the Sikh Empire. She was a
nautch girl
before she
became a queen.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh was
supposedly punished...
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services of
Indian prostitutes, and they
frequently paid
visits to
local nautch dancers for
purposes of a ****ual nature.
Prostitutes from ****an were also...
- is Thumri.
Thumri was
developed by the
tawaif community who were
called "
nautch"
dancers by the British.
Their history as
Kathak dancers have been erased...
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captured from ****an as ****ual slaves. The
culture of the
performing art of
nautch, an
alluring style of po****r dance, rose to
prominence during the later...
- Shah,
named it Bhagya-nagar ("fortunate city")
after Bhagmati, a
local nautch (dancing girl) whom he married. She
converted to
Islam and
adopted the title...
