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Post by : Meena Ariff
A travel vlogger from the UK has seen her first performance of Kalaripayattu, Kerala's traditional martial art, go viral online. During her recent visit to the picturesque southern state, Deanna attended a live show and documented her experience in a captivating video that quickly gained popularity.
In her clip, Deanna provides viewers with a glimpse of the performers, emphasizing their agility and skill. An overlay in the video reads: “You can’t miss this in Kerala: Kalaripayattu (ancient Indian martial arts performance).”
In her post, she described the event as both intense and unforgettable: “Welcome to Kalaripayattu. Last time I was in Kerala, I missed this, and didn’t know what to expect. From the very beginning, it captivated everyone in the audience. The performers are incredibly talented! The traditional martial arts display was so gripping that I found myself watching through my fingers, and the fiery finale left me utterly speechless.”
The video has elicited enthusiastic responses online, with viewers praising both Deanna's genuine excitement and the ancient martial art. Comments included:
“This is one of the most compelling traditional arts from India; it's a must-watch live.”
“Her enthusiasm shows how powerful and underrated Kalaripayattu is.”
“The fire segment always leaves newcomers speechless—it’s fantastic to see international audiences enjoying it.”
“Kerala’s cultural performances are genuinely world-class, and Kalaripayattu is unmissable.”
Deanna's viral clip is encouraging viewers across the globe to delve into Kerala's vibrant cultural heritage and experience Kalaripayattu in person.
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