In a vibrant street performance, students from Pondicherry University’s Performing Arts Department bring the ancient Indian tale of “The Story of Prahalada” to life through Therukutthu. This captivating play combines folk songs, theatre, dance, and humor, creating an immersive experience for the audience. Set against a backdrop adorned with colorful designs, the story unfolds through expressive movements and powerful voices. Prahalada, a devout follower of Lord Vishnu, confronts the malevolent demon king Hiran-yakashipu in this tale. The performers, adorned in striking costumes and makeup, skillfully transform into various characters, enhancing the visual appeal of the performance. Rhythmic songs and traditional instruments enrich the experience, seamlessly blending acting, dance, and music. As the narrative progresses, the audience is transported to a divine realm where Lord Vishnu protects Prahalada by incarnating as Narasimha, a half-man, half-lion deity. The climax of the play features a gripping battle between the forces of good and evil. This Therukutthu show serves as a spiritual journey, underscoring the strength of faith and exploring the timeless struggle between light and darkness. It skillfully merges tradition and modern theatre, presenting Indian mythology and folklore in a clear, enjoyable manner. The performance offers an engaging, easy-to-understand rendition of the story in various languages, making it accessible to a wide audience.