Charak consist of two types - Chak Charak and Chila Charak. The former one is performed by turning round a Chak (wheel) which contains four edges. On the other hand, the latter is performed by tying a man with a rope or an iron hook at one end while the ‘Kerki’ turns round the man resembling a Chila (falcon). The bearers of this performance are called ‘Charkia’ or ‘Charkiyal’. The leader is known as ‘Deoboinshi’. To perform Charak Puja, there is a need of about 12 to 20 bearers.