In which of the following Indian classical dance forms are short lyrical pieces like gata, tumri, bhajan, and dadra used to portray episodes from Krishna's life through mime (nritya or abhinaya), accompanied by gentle rhythm and expressive gestures?

Kathak relies heavily on Hindustani musical compositions like thumri, bhajan, and dadra to depict the stories of Radha and Krishna through intricate expressions.

Bharatanatyam is accompanied by Carnatic music and typically uses different lyrical formats like padams and varnams.

Manipuri dance focuses on the Ras Leela and devotional music, but its repertoire does not conventionally center on thumri or dadra.

Odissi utilizes Odissi classical music with its own specific traditional repertoire like ashtapadis, distinct from the North Indian forms used in Kathak.