Tamil festival brings culture to life in KL


A blindfolded participant shattering a swinging claypot during the ‘uri adithal’ traditional game. — Photos: IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

BRICKFIELDS turned into a lively kaleidoscope of colours as the streets of Kuala Lumpur’s Little India pulsated with the sights and sounds of the Tamil New Year.

Amid the swirl of kolam patterns on pavements and hypnotic beats of urumi drums, this festival, called Puthandu, brought culture to life.

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