Style and skills can be imparted, but the will to persist and persevere is inborn. Your hard work has proved that this job was destined for you. Your achievements speaks itself about your capabilities.

Sri R. Muralidharan (born on May 24, 1962) of Anna Nagar West, Chennai, accomplished the 3hrs teaching of ancient rhythm system of South Indian Carnatic music through Bharatanatyam, wherein, Jathis and Alaripu in Sankeerana Dhruva Tala (29 beats in cycle) were taught to the 320 dancers, at Mrs.YGP Auditorium, T Nagar, Chennai, on April 1, 2018.

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Sharad R Dandge (born on May 3, 1972) of Aurangabad, Maharashtra produced 24 rhythmic instrumental sounds  in 4 minutes 47 seconds on Tabla comprising 19 Indian and 5 Western that includes Pakhawaj, Tabla, Dholak, Kongo, Bongo, Dholak, Mharashtrian Dhlaki, khanjari, Daff, Maharashrtrian Sambal, Assam’s Bihu Dhole, Keral’s Chanda, Rajasthani Nagara, Punjab’s Bhangra Dhol, Gujarat’s Kacchi Dhol, West Bengal’s Dhak, Gadwal’s dhol, Jumbe and Snear Drum (western)  on July 15, 2011 at Sant Tukaram Sabhagruh Cidco, Aurangabad, Maharashtra.

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