Dance Style/Kinner dance/dancing performed/ transgender/third-gender

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Kinner dance usually refers to a style of dancing performed by members of the Kinner community,
which is another name used for the Hijra community in parts of India and Pakistan. ???
What “Kinner Dance” Means
Kinner is a term used for transgender / third-gender people in South Asia.
Many members of this community perform traditional dances at celebrations such as:
Weddings ??
Birth celebrations ??
Festivals ??
Why They Dance
The dancing is part of a cultural tradition where Kinners:
Give blessings for prosperity and fertility.
Perform music, clapping rhythms, and expressive dance.
Receive gifts or money from the family hosting the event.
Dance Style
Kinner dance often includes:
Strong hand clapping patterns (a distinctive Hijra clap) ??
Bollywood-style or folk dance movements
Bright saris, makeup, and jewelry ????
Energetic facial expressions and gestures
Cultural Importance
Historically, the Kinner/Hijra community has been believed to have special spiritual power to bless or curse,
so their presence at celebrations is considered auspicious in many traditions.
? In modern times, some Kinner dancers also perform on stage shows, TV, and social media.
Kinnar dance, also known as Hijra dance, is a traditional
dance form performed by the hijra
community in South Asia, particularly in India,
Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal.