Kummatti Kali is a traditional folk dance from the Indian state of Kerala. It is performed during the festival of Onam and involves colorful masks and costumes. The dancers, known as Kummatti, wear vibrant attire and engage in lively movements, often accompanied by traditional music. The dance is characterized by its playful and energetic style, with performers often interacting with the audience. Kummatti Kali symbolizes the arrival of the mythical character Kumaraswamy and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Kerala. It is a celebration of community spirit and artistic expression.