St. Aloysius Student Enters Golden Book of World Records with 170-Hour-Long Bharatanatyam Performance

St. Aloysius student enters Golden Book of World Records with 170-hour-long Bharatanatyam performance

Remona Evette Pereira enters Golden Book of World Records with 170-hour Bharatanatyam performance at St. Aloysius University.

Mangaluru's Remona Pereira Sets 170-Hour Bharatanatyam World Record

Remona Evette Pereira from Karnataka's Mangaluru has entered the Golden Book of World Records by performing Bharatanatyam for 170 uninterrupted hours. She broke the previous record of 127 hours, set in 2023 by 16-year-old Sudhir Jagpath of Maharashtra. Remona achieved the feat on the morning of July 28, a week since she began her World Record quest. Remona's dance began with prayers to Lord Ganesha in her college auditorium on the morning of Jul…

Mangaluru’s Remona Pereira Sets World Record with 170-Hour Bharatanatyam Performance

Mangaluru: Remona Pereira, a student from Mangaluru, has made history by performing Bharatanatyam continuously for an astonishing 170 hours, earning her a place in the Golden Book of World Records. A final-year BA student at St. Aloysius College, Remona accomplished this remarkable feat at the college’s Robert Sequeira Hall, where she performed the classical dance form day and night for seven consecutive days. The previous record stood at 127 ho…

Catholic girl performs Bharatanatyam for 170 hours to win world records

By T S Thomas Mangalore, India, July 28: A Catholic girl from Mangalore entered the Golden Book of World Records by performing “Bharatanatyam”, an Indian classical dance continuously for 170 hours. A student of the prestigious St.Aloysius college, Mangalore, the 20 year old Remona Evette Pereira, achieved this world record on July 28 after dancing…

Mangaluru Girl Dances into History with 170-Hour Bharatanatyam Record

In a mesmerizing display of dedication, discipline, and passion, Mangaluru’s Remona Pereira has danced her way into the record books. Performing Bharatanatyam continuously for an astonishing 170 hours over seven days, she has redefined the limits of human endurance and artistic devotion. Remona Pereira’s 170-Hour Bharatanatyam Feat At just 21, Remona Pereira has achieved what most classical dancers can only dream of. The final-year BA student fr…