Singer Chinmayi Sreepada performs in Lulu Mall, Kozhikode, as part of Mavellicuz ’25, celebrations organized by the Ministry of Tourism, which closed on September 7, 2025 | Photo Credit: K. Ragesh
Mavelicuz ’25, cultural extravaganza, which has been held in the Kozhikode district in the last seven days, was closed on Sunday (September 7) by some of the country’s leading artists. Music director Shan Rahman led the performance on the beach of Kozhikode, while singer Chinmaya Sreepada captivated the audience in Lulu Mall. Singers Abhay Hiranmayi and Nanchiyamma attracted crowds to Beach Beach and Kannur Sherif singers and Kollam Shafi stole the show on the village of Sargaalaya Arts and Crafts Village, Iringal.
The weekly festival combined artists from all over the world and introduced unique artistic forms. Among the highlights were Rajasthan’s music band Manganiyarsseduction and Italian band Cubo, both of which amazed their distinctive performances.
Celebrate musicians like Shaktisree Goopalan, Kschitra, Raftar, Jonita Gandhi, Sid Sreram, M. Jayacandran, Sivamani, Naresh Iyer, Sithara Krishnakumar, KS Harishankar, Jyotsna, Shan Rahman, Job Kurien, Abhaya Hiranmaya, Abhaya, Edge, Abhaya, Abhaya, Abhaya, Abhaya, Abhaya, Abhaya. Rajalakshmi, Sudeep, Vineeth Srenivasan, Bijibal, Shahbas Aan and Jassie Gift joined the car on different days.
Popular bands such as Almaram, Sanka Tibe, Oorali and Qawwali brothers lit the stage, especially for youth. The Navya Nair, Rima Kallingal, Paris Lakshmi and Asha Sharath also have also raised crowds with their performances.
While the main sites were lit premises such as the Town Hall, Manachira, Kuttichira, Tali and Bhatt Road, the main places were the main places, and the cultural programs also lit up spaces such as Town Hall, Manachira, Kuttichira, Tali and Bhatt Road. The events included puppetry, drama, Mudiyetta and folk music.
The event also included food festival, book festival, craft and handlom festival, meeting with investor and flower pot. Meanwhile, the main structures and public spaces in the city were illuminated and a large crowd attracted during the night.
Mavelicuz ’25 was jointly organized by the Ministry of Tourism, Kerala Arts and Crafts Village and the District Tourist Council (DTPC).
Published – September 20, 2025 23:45
