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Guinness World Record set in Colombo for ‘Largest Bharatanatyam Lesson’ - Sri Lanka Mirror

Lanka Hit News • Jun 14, 2026 · 4mo ago • 1 min read
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Around 5,000 Bharatanatyam dancers came together to set a Guinness World Record for the largest Bharatanatyam dance lesson.

The event held at Galle Face Green today (June 14), was organised by Sangamam Global Academy of India and Samgamizh Liya of Sri Lanka and brought together thousands of dancers from Sri Lanka, India and several other countries.

Organisers said the initiative aimed to showcase the timeless tradition of Bharatanatyam while promoting cultural exchange and unity across borders.

The participants performed synchronised Bharatanatyam movements under the guidance of instructors as part of the official record attempt.

Following the performance and adjudication process, the Guinness World Records certificate was formally awarded.

Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka - Santosh Jha received the Guinness World Records certificate on behalf of the performers and organisers.

Addressing the gathering, he congratulated the dancers and organisers on the achievement and highlighted the role of culture in strengthening people-to-people ties between India and Sri Lanka.

The event was attended by Minister Ramalingam Chandrasekar and Deputy Ministers Sundaralingam Pradeep and Mahinda Jayasinghe, while a large crowd gathered to witness the record-breaking performance.

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