योग्य जोड्या लावा :
(a) राम जोशी - (i) लटपट-लटपट तुझं चालणं ग मोठ्या नखऱ्याचं
(b) परशराम - (ii) सुंदरा मनामधे भरली
(c) सगन भाऊ - (iii) निर्मल मुखडा चंद्राकार सरळ नाकाची शोभते धार
(d) होनाजी बाळा - (iv) लेकराला माय विसरली कसा ईश्वरतारी

The correct answer is Option A ((a)-(ii), (b)-(iii), (c)-(iv), (d)-(i)).

Key Points:
• Famous Shahirs and their Iconic Lavanis of Maharashtra:
• Ram Joshi (1762–1812): Known as 'Kaviraj', was a master of Shringarik and Vedantic Lavani. His legendary creation is *'Sundara Manamadhe Bharali, Jara Nahi Tharali...'* (सुंदरा मनामधे भरली).
• Shahir Parashram: Wrote timeless compositions including *'Nirmal Mukhada Chandrakar Saral Nakachi Shobhate Dhar...'* (निर्मल मुखडा चंद्राकार सरळ नाकाची शोभते धार).
• Sagan Bhau: Renowned for blending Sufi thoughts and social themes in Lavani, penned *'Lekarala May Visarali Kasa Ishwartari...'* (लेकराला माय विसरली कसा ईश्वरतारी).
• Honaji Bala: The famous duo of late Peshwa period, celebrated for morning Bhupali (*Ghanashyama Sundara*) and iconic rhythmic Lavanis like *'Latpat Latpat Tujh Chalana Ga Mothya Nakharyacha...'* (लटपट-लटपट तुझं चालणं ग मोठ्या नखऱ्याचं).
• Matching: (a)-(ii), (b)-(iii), (c)-(iv), (d)-(i) -> Option 1.
• Key Takeaway: Ram Joshi wrote 'Sundara Manamadhe Bharali', Parashram wrote 'Nirmal Mukhada', Sagan Bhau wrote 'Lekarala May Visarali', and Honaji Bala wrote 'Latpat Latpat'.