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Mela In the traditional Bangladesh society, mela or folk fair was a very common and regular feature characterized by festivities and marketing. It has also religious trait. Many melas are organized on religious grounds and conglomeration of people was naturally accompanied by marketing of various commodities and services. Like most other pre-capitalist societies Bangladesh peoples also held melas with multiple purposes, such as religion, marketing, cultural activities, games and sports and other entertainments including prostitution.
Many melas are of ancient origins. Many melas were added to the existing concept of mela over time and the process came down to date. Melas were formerly names after the purposes of the mela. The name Banni was taken from the word Baruni cloud, sky. It has been estimated by fair specialists that over five thousand fairs are held annually in towns and villages of different regions of Bangladesh.
There are always specific aims and objectives behind holding a fair. They may be religious, or related to vows, anniversaries, festivals or in reminiscence of specific themes or heritage. A natural trend in the holding of fairs is gathering of men, women and children at a particular place for a day or a week or even a month.
Economically, special attraction of fairs is exhibition of a huge quantity of essential household items, and holding of folk-drama Jatra , circus, puppet dance etc. Previously, almost all the fairs were village-based; but now it held both in rural or urban areas.
