tamasha
/təˈmɑːʃə/
noun
- A lively public show, entertainment, or spectacle, especially in South Asia.
- The village organized a tamasha with dancers and musicians for the festival.
- My grandmother loves to tell stories about the tamasha she saw as a child.
- Tourists gathered to watch the colorful tamasha in the town square.
- A fuss, commotion, or dramatic display of activity.
- Why are you creating a tamasha about a small mistake?
- The kids made such a tamasha over a lost toy that the whole neighborhood heard.
- There was a big tamasha when the celebrity arrived at the airport.