Mumbai Twin Brothers Set World Record with 6,868 Hanuman Dands in Three Hours
In a remarkable display of strength, stamina, discipline and teamwork, twin brothers Jagruti Putra Havish Dharmesh Wadia and Harshil Dharmesh Wadia have achieved a world record for “Maximum Hanuman Dand Performed by Twins.” The 11-year-old twins accomplished the feat on 31 May 2026 in Mumbai, performing an impressive 6,868 Hanuman Dands as a pair in three hours. At the time of the achievement,…
Twin brothers Jagruti Putra Havish Dharmesh Wadia and Harshil Dharmesh Wadia from Mumbai have broken a world record by performing 6,868 Hanuman Dands in just three hours. The 11-year-old brothers achieved this remarkable feat on May 31, 2026 in the bustling city. The record was created through months of intense training, consistent practice, and a strong commitment to physical fitness.
Hanuman Dand is a challenging exercise that demands a high level of strength, endurance, balance, and coordination. Despite the difficulty of the task, the twins demonstrated remarkable determination and synchronization throughout the grueling three-hour challenge. Their achievement has been officially recognized by the Worldwide Book of Records, cementing their status as trailblazers in the realm of young fitness enthusiasts.
The accomplishment of these twins is not just a testament to their physical prowess, but also a shining example of the power of discipline, perseverance, and teamwork. Their inspiring journey at such a tender age serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for other children and young fitness enthusiasts. This record serves as a powerful reminder that with consistent effort, unwavering determination, and the right support, young achievers can overcome even the most daunting challenges and set new milestones for themselves.
Their incredible performance has brought immense pride to their family and has added another inspiring achievement to Mumbai's rich sporting and fitness history.
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