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Annual Chhau festivals bring communities together to celebrate heritage through vibrant performances, traditional music, and inter-village gatherings. These festivals not only showcase the stylistic richness of Seraikela, Mayurbhanj, Manbhum, and Kharsawan forms, but also sustain living traditions by training young dancers, revitalising craft practices, and strengthening the cultural identity of the region.

Kerala came alive with rhythm, color and storytelling as the three day cultural festival “Chhau: Rhythms of Mask and Myth” travelled across Kannur, Kasaragod and Kozhikode from October 10 to 12, 2025. Held as part of Pavizhotsav, the 35th Anniversary Celebrations of the Folkland International Centre for Folklore and Culture, and supported by Banglanatak dot […]

Pavizhotsav 2025: Mask, Rhythm & Story

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