Adavus are the basic footwork in Mohiniyattam. They are a series of steps that are performed in a specific order and rhythm.

The three main types of adavus in Mohiniyattam are tattu adavus, mandala adavus, and sarpam adavus.

Adavus in Mohiniyattam serve multiple purposes, including creating a rhythmic pattern, expressing emotions, and telling a story.

The different types of body movements used in Mohiniyattam include aramandi, mukta hasta, sthayi, and many more.

Body movements in Mohiniyattam serve multiple purposes, including creating a graceful and fluid appearance, expressing emotions, and telling a story.

The footwork and body movements in Mohiniyattam complement each other in a number of ways, including creating a harmonious and unified performance, helping to tell the story being danced, and creating a visually appealing spectacle.

Some of the most famous Mohiniyattam dancers include Bharati Shivaji, Kalamandalam Kalyanikutty Amma, and Mohini Attam Karunakaran Nair.

Mohiniyattam performances can be seen at temples and festivals in Kerala, at cultural events and dance festivals, and on television and online.

The future of Mohiniyattam is a combination of the above. While it is true that the art form is facing some challenges, there are also many efforts being made to preserve and promote it.

There are many ways to support Mohiniyattam, including attending performances, learning about the art form and its history, and encouraging others to experience it.