Kerala’s iconic Attukal Pongala once again witnessed an ocean of devotion as lakhs of women gathered to offer prayers at the Attukal Bhagavathy Temple. Recognised as the world’s largest gathering of women, the annual festival stands as a symbol of faith, unity and cultural pride.
Alongside devotees from across Kerala and other parts of India, several familiar faces from Malayalam television marked their presence this year, dressed gracefully in traditional Kerala sarees.
Malayalam TV Celebs Offer Pongala
Anumol
Winner of Bigg Boss Malayalam season 7, Anumol, who rarely misses the ritual, was spotted in the city draped in an elegant red saree as she offered Pongala.
Shaithya Santhosh & Sarika
Bigg Boss companions Shaithya Santhosh and Sarika were also seen together participating in the sacred ritual, celebrating the festival with devotion and camaraderie.
Ameya (Parukutty)
Beloved child actress Ameya, fondly known as Parukutty from Uppum Mulakum, charmed everyone as she performed Pongala dressed in traditional attire.
Chippy: A Familiar Face at Pongala
Often regarded as the brand ambassador of the festival, actress Chippy once again took part in the celebrations, continuing her long-standing association with Attukal Pongala.
Yamuna Rani’s Message of Peace
Yamuna Rani, known for her appearance on Bigg Boss Malayalam, dedicated her Pongala offering to world peace and harmony. She shared glimpses of the ritual on social media, where she appeared radiant in a Kerala saree.
First Pongala for Reneesha Rahiman
Actress Reneesha Rahiman expressed excitement as she participated in her first-ever Pongala this year.
Meanwhile, television actors Rebecca Santhosh, Aishwarya Ramsai, Lakshmi Keerthana and Mariya were seen offering refreshments to devotees, reflecting the spirit of service that defines the festival.
A Festival of Faith and Unity
Attukal Pongala is more than a religious observance — it is a cultural phenomenon that celebrates women’s devotion and collective strength. With celebrities and devotees standing shoulder to shoulder, the festival once again highlighted Kerala’s rich spiritual heritage.
As the sacred fires lit up the city, Attukal Pongala reaffirmed its place as one of India’s most extraordinary spiritual gatherings.
