💐JOIN US FOR ONAM 2025💐
A Celebration of Culture, Joy, and Star-Studded Entertainment!
Along with the Grand Onam Sadya and ONAM celebrations, get ready to experience an unforgettable evening filled with laughter, music, dance, and dazzling performances at the CINE STAR NITE – SHOW BY VERSATILE TEAM!
✨ Featuring your favourite stars:

🎭 Live performances | Music | Dance | Onasadhya | Onam spirit all around!
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Let’s make this Onam a grand one — together!
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📅 Date: September 13, 2025
📍 Venue: TBD (Greater Boston/Metrowest Region)
About Onam
Onam is Kerala’s most cherished festival, celebrated with immense enthusiasm by Malayalees across the globe, regardless of religion. What makes Onam truly special is the vibrant blend of joy, tradition, and rich cultural rituals. Traditionally, the festivities spanned 28 days during the Malayalam month of Chingam (Leo in the Indian zodiac), with Thiruvonam, the 10th day, being the grandest and most significant.
KANE brings the spirit of Onam alive every year with a variety of exciting events and delicious treats. Here are some of the activities you can look forward to:
Attam marks the official start of the Onam festivities. On this day, people welcome the season by creating vibrant floral designs called Pookkalam at the entrance of their homes. These intricate flower rangolis are not limited to households—they're also made in offices, schools, and public spaces.
Dances Forms
Onam is incomplete without its vibrant traditional dance performances that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Kerala. Kaikottikali, also known as Thiruvathirakali, is a graceful dance performed exclusively by women. Dressed in elegant white Settu sarees adorned with gold jewelry, they dance rhythmically around a traditional Kerala lamp called Deepam. Typically performed in groups of 8 to 12, this dance showcases unity, rhythm, and grace.
On the other end of the spectrum is the fierce and colorful Pulikali or Kaduvakali. In this energetic performance, men paint themselves as tigers in vivid hues of yellow, red, and black, dancing wildly to the beat of traditional percussion instruments like the udukku and thakil. It’s a powerful visual spectacle symbolizing courage and festivity.
- Talappanthukali – a local ball game
- Kayyankali – an unarmed one-on-one combat sport
- Attakalam – a group wrestling-style game
- Ambeyyal – archery using traditional bows
- Kutu Kutu – the local version of kabaddi
- Vadamvali – a spirited tug of war that tests team strength and unity
Onam is the most celebrated and crowd-gathering festival for KANE with more than 1000 men and women dressed in traditional Kerala style (mundu, shirt, set saree).
Watch KANE Onasadhya Cooking Video