In this act, a young lady (Kakshi) appears, dancing on the shoulders of andther performer and asks people to make offerings for their blessing and wealth. Kakshi is believed to be the personified local goddess, so she must not tread on the ground, but must always stay  on the shoulders of a man. This act is more a sacrificial service than a play. By welcoming kakshi, the villagers please the goddess and pray for peace and an abundant harvest.