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A New Historical Nobel World Record Set As 1600 Oyilatta Artists Perform Non-Stop For 4 Hours

By ANI | Updated: October 5, 2023 15:50 IST

PNNChennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], October 5: In a spectacular display of the rich heritage and traditions of Tamil ...

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Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], October 5: In a spectacular display of the rich heritage and traditions of Tamil Nadu, the Kongu Parambariya Oyilatta Kalai Kulu organization has set a new world record, etching its name in history. On October 1, 2023, the organization successfully gathered 1600 Oyilatta artists who performed the traditional folk dance non-stop, surprisingly, for 4 hours at Tiruchengode, Namakkal district, Tamil Nadu, India.

The astounding event, organized under the expert guidance of Kanagaraj, was a testament to the significance of the cultural heritage, unity, and determination of the participants. The true importance of this event cannot be explained any further.

People of all ages came together to make this event a huge success. Their contribution to the event indicated that when a group of people with similar interests get together to work towards the same goal, they can do anything fortunate. If they could do it, then future generations would follow their Kongu Parambariya Oyilattam heritage the same way.

"We pride our success of the Kongu Parambariya Oyilattam event held on October 1, 2023, where 1600 participants came together to create a record-breaking and exceptionally captivating performance, setting a new world record," said Kanagaraj, who stands as a torchbearer of the Oyilatta tradition. "Dancing Oyilattam for straight 4 hours is one incredible accomplishment. This certainly showcases our community's passion and dedication to inspire future generations to follow in the footsteps of Kongu Parambariya Oyilattam," he ended.

The traditional folk dance form of Tamil Nadu, Oyilattam, has been the significant highlight of the beauty and complexity of the region's culture for centuries. The ancient folk dance remains well-rooted in the cultural and traditional realms of Tamil Nadu for generations to come.

"In the enchanting village of Sengapalli, nestled within the scenic beauty of Namakkal District's Mohanur Taluk, the young and spirited Kulanthaiappan guru imparted the captivating art of Oyilattam dance to a group of eager learners led by Kanagaraj back in 1975," shared the Founder of the organization.

This extraordinary event, organized by Kongu Parambariya Oyilatta Kalai Kulu organization and performed and presented by 1600 talented Oyilatta artists under Kanagaraj's guidance, is one momentous tale of cultural resilience. The historical world record achieved by the organization clearly states how the people of Tamil Nadu believe their power of unity and cultural heritage are their timeless strengths.

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