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Cultural Events Competition

Rules & Regulations

Topics
  1. Current Affairs
    Topics: Politics, economy, sports, international relations
  2. Social Issues
    Topics: Poverty, inequality, social justice, human rights
  3. Patriotism
    Topics: National pride, freedom struggle, national unity
  4. Education
    Topics: Reforms, policies, teaching methods, student life
  5. Technology
    Topics: Innovations, advancements, impact on society, ethics
  6. Environment
    Topics: Conservation, sustainability, climate change, pollution
  7. Culture
    Topics: Indian Heritage, traditions, diversity, cultural exchange
  8. Democracy
    Topics: Governance, citizen rights, freedom of speech, elections

Basic Rules
  1. Language
    Mappilapattu sung in Malayalam, with Arabic and Urdu influences.
  2. Melody
    Traditional Arabic or Indian ragas.
  3. Respect for Tradition
    Performers are expected to show respect for the tradition and its heritage.
  4. Improvisation
    While improvisation is allowed, it should be done within the framework of the traditional style.
  5. Audience Engagement
    Performers are encouraged to engage with the audience and create a sense of community.

Basic Rules
  1. Costume
    The traditional costume is a white or off-white sari with a golden border, adorned with jewelry.
  2. Footwear
    Dancers wear traditional Kerala footwear, such as the "chilanka" or "nupuram".
  3. Hair
    Hair is typically worn in a traditional Kerala style, such as a bun or braids.
Dance Rules
  1. Basic Posture
    Dancers maintain a relaxed, erect posture with a slight inclination forward.
  2. Hand Gestures
    Mohiniyattam uses intricate hand gestures, known as "mudras", to convey emotions and tell stories.
  3. Footwork
    Footwork is characterized by slow, gliding movements, with an emphasis on rhythm and timing.
  4. li>Eye Movements
    Dancers use expressive eye movements to convey emotions and engage with the audience.

Basic Rules
  1. Costume
    Traditional Bharatanatyam costume includes a sari, blouse, and jewellery.
  2. Jewellery
    Traditional jewellery includes a belt with bells (nattuvangam), ankle bells (salangai), and other ornaments.
  3. Hair
    Hair is typically worn in a traditional bun or braids.
Dance Rules
  1. Basic Posture
    Dancers maintain a straight posture with a slight inclination forward.
  2. Footwork
    Footwork is characterized by intricate and complex rhythms, with an emphasis on the arai (half-toe) and mettu (heel-toe) movements.
  3. Hand Gestures
    Bharatanatyam uses intricate hand gestures (mudras) to convey emotions and tell stories.
  4. Eye Movements
    Dancers use expressive eye movements to convey emotions and engage with the audience.
Other Guidelines
  1. Respect for Tradition
    Dancers are expected to show respect for the tradition and its heritage.
  2. Practice and Discipline
    Regular practice and discipline are essential to master the intricacies of Bharatanatyam.
  3. Collaboration with Musicians
    Dancers typically perform with live musicians, requiring collaboration and coordination.

Structural Rules
  1. Length
    Cinematic songs 3-6 minutes long, fitting the scene's duration.
Lyrical Rules
  1. Story Integration
    Lyrics should align with the film's narrative, themes, and character.
  2. Language
    English,Malayalam,Hindi.