Thrissur pooram: Colour, rhythm and passion come alive at Thekkinkadu maidan
Express News Service
THRISSUR: Setting aside variations of gender, religion and caste, a whole bunch of people thronged the Thekkinkadu maidan on Sunday to witness the spectacle of rhythm, shade and surprise — that is the Thrissur Pooram. As the ocean of spectators unfold out between Thiruvambady and Paramekkavu for kudamattom, the southern gate of the Sree Vadakkumnathan temple was the cynosure of all eyes.
By the time the deities of the eight participating temples reached the Sree Moolasthanam accompanied by percussionists, Thiruvambady Bhagavathi and Paramekkavu Bhagavathi started their journey in route of the southern gate. The Madathil Varavu procession with panchavadyam equipped a scintillating backdrop.
When the procession reached the Naikkanal panthal, pandi melam led by Cheranallur Sankarankutty Marar raised the hopes of spectators. The pleasure peaked as a result of the Elanjithara d set the stage for the world’s largest percussion ensemble. Kizhakkot Aniyan Marar, who led the melam, gave an unforgettable experience.
Church donates oil as per custom-made
As is customary yearly, the Thrissur Marth Mariam church, under the Chaldean Syrian Church, donated oil to every the Thiruvambady and Paramekkavu factions, reinforcing the non secular harmony of the cultural capital.
Ceremonies to conclude proper this second
Thrissur: The 30-hour-long Thrissur Pooram ceremonies will end with the official farewell between Thiruvam-bady Bhagavathi and Paramekkavu Bhagavathi on Monday. The ‘Pakalpooram’ for participating temples and the two factions will probably be held on the day. The most important fireworks present will probably be held inside the wee hours of Monday. Soon after Pakalpooram, the participating temples will proceed for ‘Upacharam Chollal’ and make the promise to fulfill subsequent 12 months. The date of subsequent 12 months’s pooram will probably be launched in the midst of the ceremony.
THRISSUR: Setting aside variations of gender, religion and caste, a whole bunch of people thronged the Thekkinkadu maidan on Sunday to witness the spectacle of rhythm, shade and surprise — that is the Thrissur Pooram. As the ocean of spectators unfold out between Thiruvambady and Paramekkavu for kudamattom, the southern gate of the Sree Vadakkumnathan temple was the cynosure of all eyes.
By the time the deities of the eight participating temples reached the Sree Moolasthanam accompanied by percussionists, Thiruvambady Bhagavathi and Paramekkavu Bhagavathi started their journey in route of the southern gate. The Madathil Varavu procession with panchavadyam equipped a scintillating backdrop.
When the procession reached the Naikkanal panthal, pandi melam led by Cheranallur Sankarankutty Marar raised the hopes of spectators. The pleasure peaked as a result of the Elanjithara d set the stage for the world’s largest percussion ensemble. Kizhakkot Aniyan Marar, who led the melam, gave an unforgettable experience. googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Church donates oil as per custom-made
As is customary yearly, the Thrissur Marth Mariam church, under the Chaldean Syrian Church, donated oil to every the Thiruvambady and Paramekkavu factions, reinforcing the non secular harmony of the cultural capital.
Ceremonies to conclude proper this second
Thrissur: The 30-hour-long Thrissur Pooram ceremonies will end with the official farewell between Thiruvam-bady Bhagavathi and Paramekkavu Bhagavathi on Monday. The ‘Pakalpooram’ for participating temples and the two factions will probably be held on the day. The most important fireworks present will probably be held inside the wee hours of Monday. Soon after Pakalpooram, the participating temples will proceed for ‘Upacharam Chollal’ and make the promise to fulfill subsequent 12 months. The date of subsequent 12 months’s pooram will probably be launched in the midst of the ceremony.
