In an extraordinary display of stamina, rhythm, and cultural pride, Bhavy Patel, a 15-year-old musical prodigy, is gearing up to make history by attempting the world’s longest non-stop dhol marathon — a staggering 30 hours of uninterrupted drumming.
This ambitious feat is poised to break existing global records and bring international recognition to the vibrant art of dhol playing, a traditional Indian percussion style known for its thunderous energy and festive beats.
Set to take place under official supervision, Bhavy’s marathon will follow strict guidelines, including scheduled breaks and health monitoring, ensuring both endurance and safety. The event will be livestreamed for a global audience, with music lovers and cultural enthusiasts eagerly anticipating this groundbreaking performance.
Hailing from a family rooted in musical tradition, Bhavy began playing the dhol at a young age and quickly rose to prominence for his precision, speed, and powerful sound. His goal is not just to break records, but to inspire youth to embrace traditional music forms with passion and dedication.
If successful, Bhavy Patel will not only set a new world record, but also make a lasting impact on the cultural and musical landscape of India — proving that age is no barrier when it comes to beating the drum of history.
