| 9.30 am | Installation of deities | The deities are installed in the Panappantal and Tantri offers worship as in day 1. |
| 10.00 am | Atavishvarapuja Kalasha puja |
Atavishvara and Kalasha are worshipped |
| 10.30 to 12 noon | Parayoth | Song of dice game - Mahabharata |
| 12 noon | Keshadipadam | Uzhichchal as yesterday |
| 10.30 to 6.30 pm | Panayati | Panayati was performed in the pantal from 10.30 to 6.30 pm |
| 12 to 5.30 pm | Break | |
| 5.30pm | Parayoth | Keechakavadham song |
| 6.30 pm | Keshadipadam | Uzhichchal as yesterday |
| 7 to 8.30 pm | Vilpattu | (syamantakam story) by ragodaya arts |
| 10.15 pm | Muroth | Muroth performed by Velattis |
| 10.30 pm | Parayoth | Nizhalkuttu song (continued) |
| 11.30 pm | Ninabali | In this ritual, the enemies are invoked and satisfied by offering sacrifices. 4 stools are placed in front of the installation of Atavishvara. A Velan (Shashi) with red cloth over his waist performs puja at the Atavishvara installation, wears a metallic belt with bells on his waist. The Acharya (Gopi) offers a sword to him. Two torches are lighted. The Velan holds a large plantain leaf vertically, covering his face. The Tantri, after performing puja breaks the Kalasha over his head. The Velan (Shashi) gets possessed, runs to the Devasthana of the temple, returns, and falls unconscious. |
| 2 am | Leading the deities back to their places | Appoppan and other deities are ritually taken back to their places. The Urali takes the staff and others the swords and the spear and puts them back in their places. |
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Videos
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last part of shloka "shAnTAkArAM bhujagashayanaM ..." in praise of Vishnu |
Muroth - day 3 |
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Parayoth - day 3 |
Parayoth - day 3 |
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Parayoth - day 3 |
Parayoth - day 3 |
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Parayoth - day 3 |
Parayoth - day 3 |
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Ninabali |
keshAdipAdam - day 3 |