Gidda is a traditional folk dance originating from the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. It is performed primarily by women and is characterized by energetic movements, clapping, and vibrant attire. The dance is often accompanied by lively music, typically featuring instruments like the dhol. The dance is usually performed during festive occasions, celebrations, and cultural events. Gidda showcases the joy and spirit of the Punjabi culture, with dancers often forming circles and engaging in playful interactions. It serves as a means of social bonding and cultural expression within the community.