A vibrant showcase of Kerala’s rich cultural heritage featuring traditional dance forms, music, group performances and community participation.
Kerala in Mumbai and Raagalaya jointly organised Kerala Piravi Celebrations 2026 on Sunday, 1st November 2026, at the Marol Education Academy Auditorium, Marol, Mumbai, with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. The event was a grand celebration of Kerala’s rich cultural heritage, traditions, art forms and musical legacy, bringing together members of the Malayalee community for a memorable day of cultural festivities.
The celebrations started with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by a prayer song rendered by Ashwathi Hari, marking an auspicious beginning to the festivities. Following the lamp lighting, Kalashri K. N. P. Nambisan and his team presented a captivating musical treat with an Edakka Thayambaka performance, adding a traditional percussion touch to the celebrations.The celebration featured a colourful array of traditional and contemporary performances, highlighting the artistic diversity of Kerala. The audience was treated to captivating performances of classical dance forms such as Mohiniyattam and Bharatanatyam, along with vibrant Semi-Classical dance presentations. Traditional art forms including Margamkali and Kaikottikali added a special cultural charm to the occasion.
This was followed by a melodious group song featuring a mix of songs, setting a festive tone for the celebrations.
Music formed an integral part of the celebrations, with several solo Malayalam songs, group songs and musical performances filling the auditorium with the spirit of Kerala. The group performances, in particular, brought together participants in a beautiful display of unity, coordination and cultural pride. Every performance reflected the dedication and enthusiasm of the participating artists, making the event a delightful experience for the audience.
The programme was smoothly coordinated and presented throughout the day by Anchor Mr. Sreekumar Mavelikkara, whose engaging presentation and energetic hosting kept the audience connected with the celebrations. The event’s special moments and performances were captured by cameraman Mr. Vishwanathan, preserving the memories of this grand cultural gathering.
The event was supported by Asset Homes, Kochi, as the Main Sponsor. The Associate Sponsors were Vastu Housing Finance, Pioneer Rubber and Chemical Co., and Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala. Their valuable support contributed to the successful organisation of the celebration.
Adding to the excitement, Joyalukkas organised a special lucky draw for the attendees, making the celebrations even more engaging and memorable for the residents.
Adding to the festive atmosphere, several stalls were set up at the venue, offering visitors an opportunity to explore different products and services while enjoying the celebrations. These stalls added a lively community and shopping element to the event.
Kerala Piravi 2026 was more than just a cultural programme; it was a heartfelt tribute to Kerala’s identity, traditions and artistic heritage. Through this initiative, Kerala in Mumbai and Raagalaya brought the Malayalee community together, providing a platform for artists and performers to celebrate and showcase the cultural richness of their homeland.
The celebration concluded as a memorable gathering filled with music, dance, togetherness and the true spirit of Kerala, reinforcing the bond between Malayalees living in Mumbai and their cultural roots.