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Cottica River ‘Dances’ to the Rhythm of ‘Poolo Boto’
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The sambura is the first to be heard across the Cottica River. From one of the boats, the rhythm of the indigenous drum rolls across the water. Shortly thereafter, the dholak (Indian percussion instrument) of a baithak gana group and the apinti join the sound. All the rhythms flow together into a lively and energetic whole on the river. […]
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