Participants

The performers of the Ramlila are the localities and the volunteers from other communities, who want to show their talent. Thus, Ramlila also depicts a sense of cultural unity. Other than these, there are the skilled artisans who design costumes and props and set stages. The traditional musicians and the classical dancers also form a part of Ramlila.

Costumes

The costumes become the major attraction for the audiences when they are beautifully stitched from the shimmery brocade. The characters of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana are portrayed as royal figures having dresses embroidered with gold and silver threads. Along with these are the accessories such as the necklace, earrings, and crown that adds a divine touch to the overall attire. The costumes of the characters of Rama and Sita, who symbolize positivity and righteousness, are designed to be of bright colors like yellow and white, whereas the character of demon Ravana wears dresses having dark shades to represent his evilness. 

Music and Folk

The music that is played during the Ramlila is the traditional India music that incorporates the use of tabla,sitar and flute. Along with this are sung Bhajans and Kirtans, dedicated to the characters of the Ramayana that easily helps people to connect with the storyline. Apart from this, the classical dances such as Kathak and Bharatnatyam that enhance the storytelling are also included in the Ramlila. The folk dances from across the nation are featured during the performance to show diversity and unity. Thus, dance inculcates energy and liveliness to the performance.