: Traditionally, players use small, smooth pebbles or sun-dried clay balls.
In the 20th century, Villu artists narrated the Indian freedom movement, praising Bhagat Singh and Subhas Chandra Bose in folk meter.
For those unfamiliar, Villu is a traditional Indian game that involves a large, bow-like structure (the "Villu") with a string and a ball or beanbag. Players take turns hitting the ball with the Villu, trying to score points by throwing the ball into a designated area or completing specific challenges.