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If the people from the Tullu region could come up with Kanthara and Kerala had Theyyam worship, the Tamils thought they could show off their own Karuppu Samy. Karuppu Samy belongs to a pantheon of local deities which forms the Dravidian folk religions. Their practices are said to predate Vedic teachings. Unlike the Vedic scriptures, which were written in Sanskrit, the Dravidian folk practices were transmitted orally and performed by families and villagers in the locality.
