Murga is a traditional form of street theater popular in parts of South Asia, particularly in Pakistan and India. It typically involves a group of performers who sing, dance, and act in humorous skits that often address social and political issues. The performances are lively and interactive, engaging the audience and encouraging participation. The performers, known as murgi, often wear colorful costumes and use props to enhance their acts. Murga is commonly seen during festivals, celebrations, and community events, serving as both entertainment and a means of social commentary. It reflects local culture and traditions, making it a cherished art form.