Mumbai: Kerala Piravi 2026 was celebrated with great enthusiasm and cultural splendour by Kerala in Mumbai and Raagalaya on Sunday, 1st November 2026, at Marol Education Academy Auditorium, Marol, Mumbai. The event brought together members of the Malayalee community to celebrate the rich cultural heritage, traditions and artistic diversity of Kerala.
The programme commenced with the traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, marking the formal inauguration of the celebrations. This was followed by a captivating Edakka Thayambaka performance by Kalashri K. N. P. Nambisan and his team, who also shared a few words with the gathering.
A melodious prayer song rendered by Ashwathi Hari added a devotional touch to the occasion, followed by an energetic group song that set the festive mood.
The celebrations featured a colourful array of cultural performances, showcasing Kerala’s artistic traditions through Mohiniyattam, Bharatanatyam, Semi-Classical dance, Margamkali and Kaikottikali. The programme also included several solo and group musical performances, making it a vibrant celebration of music and dance.
During the formal proceedings, Harikumar Menon addressed the gathering and shared his thoughts on the occasion. Representatives of Asset Homes, Kochi, the Main Sponsor of the event, also addressed the audience and conveyed their wishes.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from artists and members of the Malayalee community, creating an atmosphere filled with music, dance and togetherness.
Through this celebration, Kerala in Mumbai and Raagalaya once again provided a platform to promote Kerala’s cultural heritage and bring the Malayalee community together in Mumbai.