Kuchipudi, a classical dance form from Andhra Pradesh, adopted Kathakali's elaborate costumes and makeup, along with its dynamic movements and expressive storytelling.

Kathakali's stylized gestures, rhythmic patterns, and focus on mime and storytelling were all influential in the development of modern dance in the West.

Kathak, another classical dance form from North India, was influenced by Kathakali's footwork and intricate rhythmic patterns, resulting in a dynamic and expressive dance style.

Kathakali's emphasis on facial expressions and hand gestures influenced other dance forms by leading to the development of more expressive dance styles and encouraging the use of hand gestures in storytelling.

Odissi, a classical dance form from Odisha, incorporated Kathakali's elaborate headgear and eye makeup, adding a unique visual element to its performances.

Kathakali's use of percussion instruments influenced other dance forms by leading to the integration of percussion instruments in various dance styles and encouraging the development of new rhythmic patterns.

Manipuri, a classical dance form from Manipur, was inspired by Kathakali's dynamic movements and expressive storytelling, resulting in a graceful and emotive dance style.

Kathakali's focus on mime and abhinaya contributed to the development of other dance forms by leading to the incorporation of mime and abhinaya in various dance styles and encouraging the use of facial expressions and hand gestures in storytelling.

Bharatanatyam, a classical dance form from Tamil Nadu, adopted Kathakali's use of stylized gestures and rhythmic patterns, adding a dynamic and expressive element to its performances.

Kathakali's elaborate costumes and makeup influenced other dance forms by leading to the adoption of elaborate costumes and makeup in various dance styles and encouraging the use of colorful and intricate designs.

Odissi, a classical dance form from Odisha, was inspired by Kathakali's use of stylized movements and rhythmic patterns, resulting in a graceful and expressive dance style.

Kathakali's emphasis on storytelling contributed to the development of other dance forms by leading to the incorporation of storytelling elements in various dance styles and encouraging the use of mime and abhinaya in storytelling.

Kuchipudi, a classical dance form from Andhra Pradesh, adopted Kathakali's use of elaborate headgear and eye makeup, adding a unique visual element to its performances.

Kathakali's use of percussion instruments influenced other dance forms by leading to the integration of percussion instruments in various dance styles and encouraging the development of new rhythmic patterns.

Manipuri, a classical dance form from Manipur, was inspired by Kathakali's dynamic movements and expressive storytelling, resulting in a graceful and emotive dance style.