Margam Kali, Art Forms, India, Kerala Videos

Margam Kali is an art form found among the Syrian Christians in and around Kottayam, Kerala. The word Margam means “way” or “path”. This art had essentially been a medium of religious propagation.

The theme of the dance is the stories related to the life and contributions of St. Thomas. This is a group dance with a group of female dancers move rhythmically around a lighted wick lamp.

The costume is the traditional chattayum mundum of the Christian community. The dancers sing for themselves without any accompanying instruments. The Asan or tutor leads the singing and the language used has a tint of Tamil.

Aby Cherian from United Arab Erimates on 05-03-2010
We would like to get one of this type of song to perform Maaram kali in our parish,in UAE...Pls send me 1 Full song in my id,and which can be accessed in windows media player.

Thampan from United States of America on 11-11-2009
Could you please send me the song by email?

Mrs. Mathew from India on 17-09-2009
If any one can provide me the lyrics of Margam Kali Pattukal
Arulcheyvaa
Ee vannam
Manikya Kallaya
etc....

monisha p m from India on 16-12-2008
hello,

i wud like to know the details of the artists performing this kind of arts.. and also the other art forms in keralaa... plz send me the link to know abt them.. and to know the detail

Binoy George from Yemen on 16-12-2008
We would like to get one of this type of song to perform Maaram kali in our parish, please send me a beautiful song which can be accessed in windows media player.

MANJU KURIAN from United Kingdom on 15-11-2008
hi
will you send more video clips for me .i would like to have " VANDANAGANAM AND MANIKKAKALAYA MARGAM......
THANKS

santhosh philip from United States of America on 09-06-2008
i would like to get some songs and video about margam kali. can u pls email some for our church?

on 13-04-2008
hai
please update more songs.if you want more video clips contact me.my place is edanadu a small island surrounded by river pampa.here magam kali is in the blood of every one and every year during "perunal" we are performing margamkali in our church with great importance.
best regards
rosh