Ras Leela is a traditional dance-drama form originating from the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It depicts the life and divine love of Lord Krishna and his interactions with the gopis (cowherd girls), particularly Radha. The performances often take place during festivals, especially Holi, and involve vibrant costumes, music, and intricate choreography. The essence of Ras Leela lies in its portrayal of the playful and romantic aspects of Krishna's life. The dance-drama combines storytelling with devotional elements, allowing audiences to experience the spiritual and emotional depth of Krishna's relationships. It is an important cultural expression in Indian classical arts.