In an egg-straordinary display of balance and precision, a man has cracked his way into the Guinness World Records by carrying a whopping 735 eggs in a single hat, setting a new global benchmark for the most eggs carried at once on the headwear.
The record-breaking feat took place in Ludhiana, Punjab, where Rajveer Singh, a local farmer and juggling enthusiast, stunned a crowd of spectators as he carefully placed hundreds of eggs into a custom-made, wide-brimmed hat — and walked a full 10 meters without dropping a single one.
“It took me over six months of trial, error, and plenty of broken eggs,” Rajveer laughed. “But I always believed I could balance them all.”
The hat, specially designed for structural stability, was inspected and approved by Guinness World Records officials to ensure no adhesives or support structures were used. The final count of 735 eggs shattered the previous record of 642.
Guinness officials praised Rajveer’s focus and innovation, stating that “this feat combined strength, engineering, and raw concentration — with a dash of yolky fun.”
Beyond the record, Rajveer hopes his achievement will inspire youth in rural areas to dream big and try unique challenges.
“Sometimes, the world’s biggest accomplishments come from the most unexpected places — and ideas,” he said.
Rajveer now plans to take his talent on tour across schools and festivals, turning his passion into performances that not only entertain but uplift.
And just like that, with 735 eggs and a very steady head, Rajveer Singh has made history — without cracking under pressure.
