A spectacular cultural performance in Dombivli, India, has entered the record books after 9,111 women performed the traditional Lezim dance together, setting a new Guinness World Record.
The record-breaking event took place in the city of Dombivli in the state of Maharashtra, where thousands of women gathered at a large ground to perform the energetic folk dance in perfect synchronization. The participants used the traditional musical instrument known as the lezim, creating rhythmic sounds while executing coordinated dance movements.
Officials from Guinness World Records were present to verify the attempt. After carefully counting participants and confirming that the performance met all guidelines, the organization officially recognized the event as the largest Lezim dance performance by women.
The event was organized by local cultural groups and community leaders with the aim of promoting Maharashtra’s rich folk traditions. Participants, dressed in traditional attire, practiced for weeks to ensure their performance was synchronized for the historic attempt.
Lezim is a popular folk dance from Maharashtra and is often performed during festivals, school events, and cultural celebrations. The record-setting performance highlighted both the cultural pride and the strong community participation of the region.
