Porattu Natakam: Low and Mighty, High and Weak
Porattu Natakam: Low and Mighty, High and Weak

Introduction “Nirthu ninte Porattu Natakam! (stop your Porattu Natakam already)” is a common Malayali phrase....

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Kadhaprasangam: How Modernity Birthed a ‘Cultural’ Artform
Kadhaprasangam: How Modernity Birthed a ‘Cultural’ Artform

Introduction Kerala has a long-standing history of cultural art forms rooted in sarcastic elements that...

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Kutiyattam: The World’s Oldest Living Tradition of Sanskrit Theatre
Kutiyattam: The World’s Oldest Living Tradition of Sanskrit Theatre

Introduction: A 2,000-Year-Old Performing Legacy   In 2008, UNESCO recognised Kutiyattam, also known as Koodiyattam,...

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Vallam Kali: Sport or Art? 
Vallam Kali: Sport or Art? 

Introduction Every year, thousands gather around the backwaters of Kerala to witness what is arguably...

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Oppana: A Dance for the Bride to Be 
Oppana: A Dance for the Bride to Be 

It’s not uncommon in India to have pre-wedding ceremonies and celebrations that last for days or sometimes...

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Margam Kali and the Making of Christian Memory in Kerala
Margam Kali and the Making of Christian Memory in Kerala

The Margam Kali is one of the very few traditional Christian art forms in India...

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Tholpavakoothu: A Penumbra in the Universe of Shadow Puppetry
Tholpavakoothu: A Penumbra in the Universe of Shadow Puppetry

Introduction Shadow Puppetry or Shadow Play is a shared cultural phenomenon across Asia. From the...

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Pavakathakali: The Saga of a Miniature Theatre
Pavakathakali: The Saga of a Miniature Theatre

Introduction Kathakali is arguably the most famous classical art form of Kerala. With its exceptional...

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Poorakkali: A Martial Dance of Love
Poorakkali: A Martial Dance of Love

There are a lot of art forms in Kerala that derive their roots from the...

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Onam: Kerala’s harmonious festival 
Onam: Kerala’s harmonious festival 

Introduction Kerala prepares for this special occasion by decorating houses by flowers and putting up...

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