The rites that Hindus in the state of Kerala perform for their deceased ancestors are known as "Thulamaasa Vavu Bali." This day, which falls during the Malayalam calendar month of "Thulam," is also referred to as "Vavu Bali." The date comes between July and November if one uses the Gregorian calendar. On "Karutavavu," or the day there is no moon, funeral rites for departed parents, grandparents, siblings, kids, and other family members are held at the Thula Masam. The "Shraddham" rites are to be performed on the seaside or along riverbanks. The no moon day, or Amavasi, is referred to as "Vavu" and the "Shraddh" rites performed for the souls of the dead are known as "Bali" in the Indian state of Kerala; thus, the term "Vavu Bali."

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