salaal
Salaal is a traditional dance form originating from the Indian state of Kerala. It is performed by women, typically during the Onam festival, which celebrates the harvest season. The dance is characterized by its graceful and rhythmic movements, often accompanied by traditional musical instruments such as the chenda, madal, and thavil. The dancers wear colorful traditional attire, including a multi-colored sari called the Onam Pattu, which is an essential element of the dance.
The name "Salaal" is derived from the Malayalam word "Sala," which means "to dance," and "Al," which
The lyrics of the songs sung during the dance often revolve around themes of nature, agriculture, and