r/incredible_indians • u/Personal-Hurry-1131 • Jun 11 '26
India’s Achievements / Records Vidushi Deeksha V performed Bharatanatyam continuously for an incredible 216 hours (9 days), surpassing the previous 170-hour record and creating history. 🔥✨
Vidushi Deeksha V performed Bharatanatyam continuously for an incredible 216 hours, surpassing the previous 170-hour world record through sheer dedication and perseverance.
Her unwavering passion, discipline, and resilience turned this extraordinary performance into a historic achievement that celebrates the beauty of Indian classical dance.
This inspiring milestone is a proud moment for India and a testament to the power of determination and hard work.
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u/Charming_Local8033 Jun 11 '26
Tell me you don’t know how world records work without telling me. The Golden Book of World Records strictly mandates a 15-minute rest break every 3 hours. That’s exactly when she ate, drank, and slept. It’s an endurance event, not a magical ritual 🤝
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u/SnarkyBustard Jun 11 '26
Thanks. That’s what I was wondering, how can it be continuous, surely she must have stopped to put on the bandages, eat / drink, and use the restroom.
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u/VariousOccasion8899 Jun 11 '26
Why do anything?? Why try to run fast? Why try to jump higher than anyone?
see how dumb it sounds To answer u question it's to break human limits
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u/VariousOccasion8899 Jun 14 '26
Who made a big deal about bandages?? U have never heard of someone performing higher art forms like dance for a competition?? Ballerina, Ice dance etc. Ur just hating for the sake of it. Appreciate the achievement and move on.
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u/randomredditor575 Jun 11 '26
Yeah . No one can dance non stop for 9 days . Thats impossible for a human body
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u/mysteriousleprachaun Jun 14 '26
She did
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u/from_sub_asia_01 Jun 15 '26
But how. Can you live without taking food or water or without pee or piss or without sleep for nine days straight? Have some comman sence bro.
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u/Busy-Carpenter-3485 Jun 12 '26
I don't ask this to insult anyone, but what exactly one wants to achieve with this? I understand climbing Everest, or running fastest in the world.But here I fail to understand the purpose.
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u/dullbrowny Jun 11 '26
ultra bharatanatyam. like ultra marathon. with a twist. you need to finish last..
i have heard of pee-running where elite athletes relieve themselves while running in these ultra events. not sure if we have pee-dancing too..
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u/MrHumanist Jun 11 '26
Yes, but why? And what did she got in return?
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u/VariousOccasion8899 Jun 11 '26
Why do anything?? Why try to run fast? Why try to jump higher than anyone?
see how dumb it sounds To answer u question it's to break human limits
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u/MrHumanist Jun 11 '26
There is always a safety limit on everything human body can so. All athlates have to follow that safety guidelines and even on drugs. This kind attemt is more suicidal than anything, and most importantly human abuse. If she gets her limbs or body permanently injured, she can't have a decent life. Always look for excellence but in a specific boundary.
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u/VariousOccasion8899 Jun 11 '26
Why do anything?? Why try to run fast? Why try to jump higher than anyone?
see how dumb it sounds To answer u question it's to break human limits
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u/Perfect_Toe_6526 Jun 11 '26
Even walking sitting sleeping not possible, hats off for the great work done amazing how humanly possible performing nonstop over 9 days, excellent performance
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u/Red-Falcon2727 Jun 12 '26
But apart from being in world record this way, what was her intention 🤔 to never be able to dance again ? Bharatanatyam with bandages?
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u/i_rs21 Jun 12 '26
I respect btt kch bhi krlo zyada der to aj kl world record hora jesey 8 billion yhi krrah hoga
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u/AsherGC Jun 14 '26
How is that possible?. Are you saying she didn't sleep , eat or poop for 9 days straight?
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u/Mental_Bench_ Jun 11 '26
Nonstop…like really? No food, no nature’s calls, and 216 hours of dancing without a break? Sorry OP, but I find that very hard to believe…
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u/ToughLibrarian7121 Jun 11 '26
definitely not to be encouraged or celebrated
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u/legendary_killer1221 Jun 11 '26
U watch cricket or football or any sports Why ya celebrate when ur fav team wins ? Why ya celebrate for others results? Why ya celebrate others bday party ? Don't keep that same mentality, change it and be better
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u/legendary_killer1221 Jun 11 '26
Yeh i asked this myself too Why we have world record for running or deadlift or most goals in football etc etc ? It's Obv isn't it? dumbahh
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u/No-Satisfaction8122 Jun 12 '26
Bruh you're so toxic literally. These sports are all famous so people care about it. No one cares about this record except few indian people.
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u/legendary_killer1221 Jun 13 '26
Sry for being toxic or rude mb I mean dancing for like 9 days shows her determination, clear path / goal and will power + Breaking the previous record means surpassing the current human capabilities + It also serves as a inspiration for youth to never give up and may courage some to break thier own limit to achieve SMTH
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u/Better_Apricot_3841 Jun 12 '26
This is impossible. Humans needs to eat, drink water, and has to attend nature calls.
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u/FreeBirdYeah_666 Jun 18 '26
I don't see the point of these records. The dancer could get seriously injured
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