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The stylized drama, Mudiyettu probably dates back to 9th- 10th century CE. One can figure out that the costume and the masque resembles the Kathakali artists. The dialogue spoken is a mixture of poetry, prose and absurd sounds in old Malayalam. The drama is categorically divided into seven scenes with beautiful demonstration, that
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Mudiyettu (Malayalam : മുടിയേറ്റ് ) is a traditional ritual and folk art performed in Kerala. Performance of this folk art visualizing the story of battle between the Goddess Kali and the Demon Darika in Hindu mythology. Mudiyett is performed annually in 'Bhagavati Kavus', the Shrine of the Goddess, in different villages.
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G. Venu Mudiyettu is one of the ancient forms of dance-drama of Kerala. Mudiyettu presents a dramatized version of the Puranic story of Darika-Vadha.
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Mudiyett or Mudiyettu (Malayalam : മുടിയേറ്റ് ) is a traditional ritual and folk art performed in Kerala. Its a ritual art form of Kerala, listed in UNESCO's.
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The word "Mudiyettu" translates to "the one who wears the crown" in Malayalam. It refers to the main performer, who plays the central role of the goddess Kali during the performance. The art form combines elements of dance, music, drama, and ritualistic practices, creating a captivating and immersive experience for the audience.
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Mudiyettu is the story of the war of Bhadrakaali with the two notorious Asuras Daarikan and Daanavendran, eventually Killing them, while in Theeyaattu, Bhadrakaali reports to Lord Paramasiva after the assassination and briefs the whole incident.
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Ritual art Mudiyettu - a Ritual Art Form Mudiyettu is a glorious ritual dance performed in Kaali Temples across God's Own Country, predominantly in Central Kerala (Ernakulam and Kottayam), celebrating the triumph of Goddess Kaali over the demon Darikan.
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Mudiyettu is a traditional ritual theatre and folk dance drama from Kerala that enacts the mythological tale of a battle between the goddess Kali and the dem.
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The lyrics are in a mix of Malayalam and Tamil. The major characters in the Mudiyettu performance are Lord Shiva and Narada, Kali, Koimbata Nair, a character bearing resemblance to the Sanskrit drama's Sutradhar and Kooli, who provides comic relief. The performance comes to an end with the decapitation of Darika and Kali then showers her.
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Mudiyettu, listed in UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists Mudiyettu (Malayalam : മുടിയേറ്റ് ) is a traditional ritual and folk art performed in Kerala. Performance of this folk art visualizing the story of battle between the Goddess Kali and the Demon Darika in Hindu mythology. Mudiyett is performed annually in 'Bhagavati Kavus', the Shrine of the Goddess, in.
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Mudiyett is a village ritual performed by members of the Marar and Kuruppu communities in Thrissur, Ernakulam, Kottayam and Idukki districts of Kerala. However, the entire community contributes to and participates in it.
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Mudiyettu Ritual Art Kerala. Mudiyettu is a ritual art form used to please Goddess Kali (also known as Durga in many other places), and it is frequently performed in Kochi and South Kerala. It also goes by the name Mudiyettu. The term "Mudi" alludes to the wooden or metal headdress worn by Kali, who has a face that inspires horror and wild hair.
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Mudiyettu is a ritual art form performed to appease Goddess Kali (called Durga, in many other places) prevalent in South Kerala and Kochi and rarely in central Kerala. It is also known as Mudiyeduppu. Mudi refers to the headgear of Kali, with her terror-inspiring face and her wild hair, made of wood or metal.
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Mudiyettu is a ritual art mostly performed in the Ernakulam and Kottayam districts of Kerala. Originating from the Bhadrakali cult, Mudiyettu recently found a place in UNESCO's Representative list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Mudiyettu - A ritual artform. Kerala is a beautiful state with a diversity of cultures and art forms. One such ancient form of dance-drama is Mudiyettu. It presents a dramatized version of the Puranic story of Darika-Vadha. Kerala's later classical art forms such as Krishnanattom and Kathakali share certain elements of style, presentation.