Sharjah, UAE – The vibrant spirit of Onam comes alive once again as the International Promoters Association (IPA), a leading Malayali business network in the UAE, prepares to host its much-anticipated cultural celebration, Moms Wives IPA Onapooram 2025, on September 14 at the Sharjah Expo Centre. With prominent personalities such as Padma Shri actor Jayaram, acclaimed singer Naresh Iyer, viral sensation Hanan Shah, and renowned dancer Ramzan taking the stage, the event promises to be a grand showcase of Kerala’s rich cultural heritage.
Scheduled to begin after 3 PM, the Onapooram will open with a traditional percussion ensemble led by Padma Shri Jayaram, setting the tone for a festive afternoon filled with music, dance, and community celebration. The event aims to unite over fifty thousand expatriate Malayalis residing in the UAE, offering them a vibrant platform to reconnect with their roots while enjoying world-class entertainment. In addition to performances by Naresh Iyer’s music band and Hanan Shah’s viral hits, dance spectacles under Ramsan’s direction and appearances by RJ Mithun Ramesh and blogger Lakshmi Mithun will further elevate the experience.
IPA Founder Faisal (Malabar Gold), Chairman Riyas Kiltan, and Vice Chairman Ayub Kallat, along with Program Convener Bibi John and General Convener Yunus Thanal, highlighted the organization’s commitment to empowering the expatriate community by organizing high-profile cultural and professional events. The Onapooram is also supported by key sponsors such as Premier Auto Parts and Emirates First, strengthening IPA’s network of business and cultural partnerships in the region.
The IPA Onapooram 2025 is part of the association’s ongoing efforts to celebrate Kerala’s unique traditions while offering expatriates a meaningful connection to their heritage. Tickets are now available through Platinum List, giving attendees various options to participate in what is expected to be one of the UAE’s largest Onam celebrations this year.
As the UAE continues to foster multicultural engagement, events like IPA Onapooram 2025 stand as a testament to the thriving Malayali community’s contribution to the country’s social and economic landscape, while nurturing a sense of home away from home.
