Tholpavakoothu, the traditional shadow puppetry performance, originates from which Indian state?
Kerala
Tholpavakoothu is a traditional form of shadow puppetry performed using leather puppets held against a backlit white screen.
It originates from Kerala, where it is traditionally staged in temples of the goddess Bhadrakali and narrates episodes from the Ramayana.
The art form is closely tied to the Malayalam cultural tradition of Kerala rather than to Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, or West Bengal.
Hence, Tholpavakoothu originates from the state of Kerala.
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