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Performing Arts of Kerala
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Chavittunatakam
- A Christian art form of Kerala. Evolved at the turn of the 16th Century AD |
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Duffmuttu - also known as Aravanamuttu is a group performance popular among the Muslims of Malabar |
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Kakkarissi Natakom - is a satirical dance-drama based on the puranic legends of Lord Siva and his consort Parvati |
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Kathakali - 300 years old classical dance form which combines facets of ballet, opera, masque and the pantomime |
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Kolkkali - A folk art mainly of the agrarian classes is more popular among Muslim men |
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Koothu - is a socio-religious art performed in the Koothambalam or the Koothuthara of temples |
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Krishnanattom - covers the whole span of Krishna's life from his birth to Swargarohanam |
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Kutiyattam - the earliest classical dramatic art form of Kerala |
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Margomkali - a ritual folk art of the Syrian Christians of Kottayam and Thrissur districts |
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Mohiniyattam
- The sinuous dance of the enchantress |
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Oppana - A dance form essential to the wedding entertainment and festivities of the Malabar Muslims |
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Thiruvathirakali - is a dance performed by women, in order to attain everlasting marital bliss |
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Thullal - a solo performance combining the dance and recitation of stories in verse |
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Bharatanatyam
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