Theeyati Nambiars go to the kalam in a dress fitting for the komaram. Wearing white material, tying red texture around his midsection, covering his body and hand with shoe stick, putting on the trim that he gets from the sanctum, and getting the sword, he moves about as komaram. It's anything but's a kind of sharp edge dance. During his dance he absolutely destroys the kalam. This is perhaps the most entrancing, enthusiastic, and marvelous scene in the Theeyattu.
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