Mukna is a form of folk wrestling, which has hailed from one of the seven sisters states of India - Manipur. It is much popular in the capital city Imphal along with Bishnupur and Thoubal. 

It is widely played during the last celebrating days of the Lai Haraoba festival. It is also the major event during the ceremonial functions. The matches usually begin when the competitors hold each other's belts, commonly known as Ningri. 

Mukna is an indigenous and furious sport which includes both Wrestling and Judo techniques. The sport is performed by men to prove their strength. 

The players usually perform various combat styles such as the hip throw or twisting the opponent's calf to knock them down on the floor, which will make them unable to stand up and continue the fight.