A young woman painted the seven wonders of the world in 12 minutes with Mehndi on hand and stepped into the Asian Book of Record and India Book of Records.
Adithya hailing from Kadalundi here is not a trained artist but has loved drawing since childhood and has drawn hundreds of pictures by now.
Later, she started Mehndi designing on the palms of her friends and made it a way of income. Adithya’s friends inspired her to apply for the India Book of Records. She has successfully experimented drawing pictures with the names of people.
Adithya Nidhin, a 25-year-old resident of Kerala’s Kozhikode, has set a new Guinness World Record by drawing the most number of mehndi designs on people’s hands. At an event that was held exclusively for her on New Year’s day at CMHS ground in Kadalundi, she drew mehndi on 910 hands in an hour.
According to a report in The New Indian Express, Adithya broke the record of “the most number of mehndi designs drawn on people’s hands” at 37th minute. Samina Hussain, the previous record holder in the artform, had drawn mehndi designs on 600 hands in an hour in the UK.
