Concept:
Nautanki is one of the most popular folk operatic theatre forms of North India, involving secular themes, humor, and heroic romances.
Step 1: Determining the regional association.
Nautanki is primarily related to the state of Uttar Pradesh. It evolved from the Sangit and Bhagat traditions and is famous for its use of the Naggada (kettle drum) and high-pitched singing. Famous centers for Nautanki include Hathras and Kanpur, each having its own distinct style of performance.