Krishnaattom or Krishnanaattom is a general media show that authorizes just the narrative of Sree Krishna. It is for the most part acted in sanctuaries wherein the directing god is Sree Krishna. It's anything but's a contribution to the ruler by the enthusiasts. In this way essentially at the level of the mind, Krishnaattom is a custom. By legends and history this is an early antecedent of Kathakali. No story would thus be able to be sanctioned utilizing Krishnaattom as an auditorium style. Maanaveda, an extraordinary aficionado of Krishna and a notable leader of the Zamaorin's tradition of North Kerala, has been recorded as the principal known authority and supporter of Krishnaattom. The foundations of Krishnaattom could consequently be followed to the mid-seventeenth century. To an undeveloped eye Krishnaattom has close likenesses with Kathakali, particularly in ensembles and facial cosmetics. Be that as it may, there are a few significant characters which utilize wooden facial veils. This training is almost missing in Kathakali. In the strategy of acting the pressure is on all out body sensation approach, and not the nitty gritty explanation with the assistance of hand-signals and looks. Two entertainers render Sanskrit expressive substance in a style common among the vocalists of the sanctuary based ceremonies and customs. A few researchers allude to it as the 'sopaana style'. A percussion instruments called Edakka and madhalam, the metallic cymbals called Chengila and Elathaalam, offer the necessary musical help. Guruvayur Sree Krishna sanctuary is one spot where every day shows are as yet proceeding, aside from few months during the storm and later. The show starts around 10 pm and finishes by 2 am. The enthusiasts present every day in the sanctuary premises go to the reverential show and leave with a feeling of grave happiness.
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