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A drunk lorry driver in Thrissur, India, forgot where he parked his vehicle after celebrating Pulikkali. He searched for two days before the lorry was found by a suspicious office manager.
Ayyantole Desam triumphed at Thrissur Pulikali, winning overall champion with top placings in troupe, costume, and performance categories.
Thrissur celebrated Pulikali, with over 400 performers parading as painted tigers. Teams competed in various categories, featuring elaborate costumes and percussion, after extensive eight-hour preparations.
Brightly painted performers, including women, paraded as tigers and leopards through Thrissur for Onam, drawing huge crowds and marking a vibrant cultural finale.
To drum up excitement, the municipal corporation has hiked the total prize pool to ₹3.50 lakh from last year's ₹3.12 lakh.
Pulikali is a traditional folk art from Kerala's Thrissur, in which artistes paint their bodies to resemble leopards.
Thrissur's Pulikali tiger dance celebration is underway, featuring approximately 400 performers from nine teams, including a debutant, with elaborate body painting and tableaux.
Thrissur police have imposed traffic restrictions and designated parking for Pulikali festival. Bus routes and other vehicle movements are diverted, urging public to avoid unnecessary private vehicle use.
Thrissur's Pulikali festival this Saturday features around 400 dancers in vibrant body paint. Nine troupes will perform at Swaraj Round from 4 pm.
A mother and son duo from Kollam will perform in Thrissur's 'Pulikkali' festival.
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