Meet girl, an Indian student who performed Bharatanatyam non-stop for 170 hours over 8 days, sets world record, she is…
His extraordinary success has become a viral feeling on social media by sending people from all over India by sending congratulations and support messages. Let’s learn more about him.
India is known as the country of culture and art. And among them Bharatnatyam is one of the largest Indian classical dance forms from Tamil Nadu. The complex foot work is known for its impressive hand movements (Mudras) and nuanced facial expressions (Abhinaya). This ancient dance form dates back to Hinduism and often describes religious and spiritual themes. Now, a video on the Internet is viring, a girl Remona Everett Pereira, can perform uninterrupted performance Bharatnatyam for 170 hours to create a world record.
Who Remona Everett Pereira?
St. Mangaluru St. Remona Everett Pereira, a student from Aloysius College, was listed in the Golden World Records Book for the continuous Bhartaatim performance that lasted 170 hours and internationally recognized. His extraordinary success has become a viral feeling on social media by sending people from all over India by sending congratulations and support messages.
When did Remona start dancing?
Remona danced for an eight -day period, and every hour he gave only a five -minute break. The performance began on July 21 with a prayer at Lord Ganesha at the college auditorium, and the following Monday resulted in a ballet and goddess Durga.
Dead Does Remona break during perfoamance?
During the performance, a 15 -minute break was given every three hours. Despite the meticulous program, Remona maintained his coolness and expression by showing a remarkable skill in his movements, facial expressions and hand movements. Guru Shrividya Muralidhar praised the devotion by stating that Remona has brought a significant honor to the country, as reported by Hindu.
Remona’s journey
Times of India reported that Remona’s journey in Bhartaateyam began under the guidance of Shrividya Murralidhar at the age of three. He presented Rangapravesha in 2019 and is also an active NSS volunteer. Remona, which is caused by the desire to make classical dance inclusive, aims to expand access to orphans, disabled individuals and transgender individuals. They also have wishes to do a doctorate in Bhartaateyam. In 2022, prestigious Pradhan mantry Rashtria was deemed worthy of Puraskar and there was another record. His talent gathered numerous awards and appearances in television programs.
Remona is not only talented in Bharteriatyam; The dance skills are widely in a range. Classic, semi -classic, people, hip hop, latin, bollywood, ballroom and acrobatic styles skillfully perform.
According to the Toi report, he celebrated surprising audiences with his creative innovation and unique performances – standing on broken glass and nail boards, standing on mud and nail boards, balances on mud and copper pots, using fire pots and fire hula circles, even exhibiting LED feather stage and even making tea while dancing.
