Kaikotti kali | Karinkaliyalle | Onnanam ambeduthu | Achyuthan kochu mukil varnan | kelakkno priya

Videography, Editing & Media Support: Anish Ron Kaikotti kali | Karinkaliyalle | Onnanam ambeduthu | Achyuthan kochu mukil varnan | kelakkno priya kootare ഒന്നാനാം അമ്പെടുത്തു... അച്യുതൻ കൊച്ചു മുകിൽ വർണ്ണൻ... കരിങ്കാളി അല്ലേ... കേൾക്കണോ പ്രിയ്യ കൂട്ടരേ... കൈകൊട്ടി കളി Kaikotti kali is a traditional dance form that originates from the southern Indian state of Kerala. It is a popular dance performed by women in Kerala during the festival of Onam, which marks the homecoming of the mythical king Mahabali. In the Manchester UK performance by Malayalee women for the Greater Manchester Hindu community, the dancers would typically wear traditional attire such as sarees or mundu (a type of traditional garment worn by men in Kerala) and adorn themselves with flowers and jewelry. The dance itself involves a group of women forming a circle and dancing in a synchronized manner, using claps and gestures to create a rhythmic beat. The dance is usually accompanied by traditional music, such as the chenda, a type of percussion instrument, and the cymbals. The performance would showcase the dancers' grace, elegance, and skill as they move in unison, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. It would also serve as a way of preserving and promoting traditional Indian culture and heritage among the Malayalee community in Manchester and sharing it with the Greater Manchester Hindu community. #karinkali #kaikottikali #hindu #manchester