Indian festival Onam is celebrated every year for a duration of 10 days. In any traditional South Indian household, the preparation and celebration of the festival include taking early morning bath, cleaning the house and decorating it with colourful flowers, making Pookalam or flower rangoli, donning traditional attire, playing games and exchanging gifts. 

Onam is a traditional harvest festival predominantly celebrated in the state of Kerala. It holds cultural and religious significance, also marking the homecoming of the legendary King Mahabali, a renowned king popular for his generosity and righteous government.