File:Kathakali kerala kuchelavritham1.jpg
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Kathakali, one of the oldest art forms in kerala,India attracts audience with its vibrant costume, music and storytelling gestures.
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English: Image depicts the kathakali artist dressed up in a female costume to suit the character. Kathakali is one of the oldest art form found in kerala, state in southern India. Kathakali is famous for the expression that an artist can bring out in his face. Being trained since young, artists are able to bring incredible beauty and emotions in their faces.
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| Author | Anandukr97 |
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Folklore photographic contest.
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