Explanation:

Giddha, Kikli and Jaago are traditional dances for females. Jugni is a form of traditional Punjabi dance performed by males.

Giddha:

Giddha is the folk dance of Punjab with women performing the dance with lots of energy. Just like Bhangra, Giddha is also an energetic dance and find its root from the ring dance. Though the dance is full of energy but yet it brings out the femininity as well as the elegance of the women. Its popularity is increasing day by day with other states also copying this dance form and making it a part of the festive occasions and parties. Most of the time, this dance form is performed during the festivities.

Jaago:

Jaago is a popular dance form which is usually performed by the females of the bridegroom one day before the wedding. The female dancers begin this dance carrying the lighted diyas which look very beautiful. When the dance begins, the females move in circles and perform unique steps one after the other. They also engage the attention of the other people who are the part of the village. They knock the doors and accept a variety of presents from the villagers like oil, food, grains and lots more. The entire night is spent making merry, laughing and enjoying a lot.
 

Kikli:

This dance form if performed by young girls and that too in pairs. The girls wear `orhnis` and perform this dance with vigorous movements one after the other. Kikli is done on the traditional tunes which are highly appreciated by the people. This is also a traditional dance form especially meant for the girls.