Chimta, a pair of tongs, is struck together to create a rhythmic accompaniment to Gatka.

Chenda, a large cylindrical drum, is the primary instrument used to provide rhythmic accompaniment in Kalaripayattu.

Thavil, a barrel-shaped drum, is the primary instrument used to accompany Silambam performances.

Pung, a large cylindrical drum, is played to create a martial atmosphere and accompany Thang-Ta performances.

Lezim, a hand-held percussion instrument, is played to accompany Malkhamb performances.

Boliyan, a type of folk song, is traditionally sung during Gatka performances to provide rhythmic accompaniment and encouragement to the performers.

Maddalam, a barrel-shaped drum, is played to accompany Kalaripayattu performances in Kerala.

Silambattam, a traditional dance performed with sticks, is a key component of Silambam.

Pung, a large cylindrical drum, is the primary instrument used to accompany Thang-Ta performances.

Lavani, a traditional form of folk music, is sung during Malkhamb performances to provide rhythmic accompaniment and encouragement to the performers.

Chimta, a pair of tongs, is struck together to create a rhythmic accompaniment to Gatka.

Urumi, a flexible sword, is the traditional weapon used in Kalaripayattu.

Thavil, a barrel-shaped drum, is the primary instrument used to accompany Silambam performances.

Muay Thai, a traditional martial art form from Thailand, is practiced in Thang-Ta.

Lezim, a hand-held percussion instrument, is played to accompany Malkhamb performances.