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Both karnataka and Bengal have their respective classical dance form. Kuchipudi originated in karnataka and performed on carnatic music and Gaudiya nritya is also a classical dance which belongs to Bengal.
Remember dance always comes from music if where there is classical music there is classical dance as well.
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