Bhoota Kola is a traditional ritual performance found in the coastal regions of Karnataka, India. It involves the worship of ancestral spirits, known as Bhootas, and is characterized by vibrant costumes, music, and dance. The performers, often men, dress as these spirits and engage in elaborate rituals to honor and appease them. The event typically takes place during festivals and is an integral part of local culture. It serves as a means of connecting the community with their heritage and beliefs. Bhoota Kola is not only a spiritual practice but also a celebration of local traditions and artistry.