
The 64th Kerala State School Arts Festival showcased a vibrant blend of classical and contemporary performances. Young artists revived traditional forms like Chakyar Koothu and Ottanthullal with satire addressing current socio-political issues, while mimicry acts reflected global and local crises, including the Wayanad landslide and Israel-Palestine conflict. Performers combined expressive storytelling, social commentary, and innovative techniques such as beatboxing, engaging audiences with both cultural heritage and present-day themes.
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