Zradar, Thanks for the appreciation. Many of us dont get to watch Kathakali these days. But there are active Kathakali clubs in places like Ernakulam, where periodical performances occur. I myself belong to one of them, but never manage to get to Ernakulam in time for the "arangu"
Wow! That's beautiful. We hardly get to see this art form these days.
ReplyDeleteThanks LeoPaw! yes, Kathakali is more popular elsewhere... People who can understand and enjoy it are lesser these days...
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ReplyDeleteThank you Firoze!
ReplyDeletecool...actually, where was the venue?
ReplyDeleteVery nice..Being a Keralite,and being frank,I never got to see one this close..tanks
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Roopa,
ReplyDeleteThis was @ Sreekrishnapuram. It is my co-sister Priya, who is playing Krishna. She is a highly acclaimed Kathakali artist of our times...
Zradar,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the appreciation. Many of us dont get to watch Kathakali these days. But there are active Kathakali clubs in places like Ernakulam, where periodical performances occur. I myself belong to one of them, but never manage to get to Ernakulam in time for the "arangu"
Such rich colors and captured so aesthetically and vividly!!! Nice click!
ReplyDeleteGrew up in Kerala.. nostalgic seeing this pic!! :)
Dee,
ReplyDeleteThanks...