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The performance began with the sound of the *hindola* raga, a melody that brings immediate joy to the ears, produced by the playing, maintenance, and tuning of musical instruments. Then, the celestial dancers Urvashi, Rambha, Ahilya, and Menaka, filled with joy, entered the stage with graceful movements, performing *chhatak* and *dhara* (three-beat) rhythms.
The goddesses, adorned with garlands of fresh flowers, entered the stage, captivating the audience with their beauty and the allure of Cupid's arrows. They left behind their *kamabana* (love arrows) as they entered the stage.
Indra, skilled in acting, dances with apsaras (celestial nymphs) on his arms, causing the earth to tremble. The actors performed various *chari* (movements) and thirty-two *angahar* (gestures). They displayed one hundred and eight *karan* (body postures), each distinct from the other, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.