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Onam 2026: Children revive traditional Pulikali in Keralam's Kurampala festivities

Once a common sight in Keralam villages, Pulikali depicts a tiger entering a village and being hunted by local hunters. The performance symbolises the triumph of good over evil, an enduring theme associated with the Thiruvonam season

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Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: Pexels

Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: Pexels

A group of children in Kurampala, Pandalam, is bringing the traditional folk art of Pulikali back to village streets this Thiruvonam, taking the colourful tiger dance from door to door and keeping alive a grassroots form of Keralam's cultural heritage.

Once a common sight in Keralam villages, Pulikali depicts a tiger entering a village and being hunted by local hunters.

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