Thullal
Thullal is a modification of the Koothu and is characterized by simplicity of presentation,wit and humour.It owes its origin to Kunjan Nambiar,one of the leading poets in Malayalam.This solo dance with no stage or any other form of arrangement required is marked by fast and rhythmic movements.The dancer himself sings the lead to the accompaniment of the maddalam and elathalam.
Thullal is classified in to three-Ottanthullal,Seethankam thullal and parayan thullal-based on the meter and rhythm of the songs and the distinctions in costume and dance.As most other art forms of Kerala,thullal also has colorful costumes,with elaborate head-gears and paintings of the face.It is usually presented during temple festivals.
Thullal is classified in to three-Ottanthullal,Seethankam thullal and parayan thullal-based on the meter and rhythm of the songs and the distinctions in costume and dance.As most other art forms of Kerala,thullal also has colorful costumes,with elaborate head-gears and paintings of the face.It is usually presented during temple festivals.
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