Mumbai Twins Set Record with 6,868 Hanuman Dands

Mumbai twin brothers Jagruti Putra Havish Dharmesh Wadia and Harshil Dharmesh Wadia have set a world record for the maximum number of Hanuman Dands performed by twins.

The 11-year-old twins achieved this feat on 31 May 2026 in Mumbai, completing 6,868 Hanuman Dands as a pair in three hours.

At the time of the achievement, both brothers were 11 years, 11 months, and 29 days old. The record was achieved through months of dedicated preparation, regular practice, and a strong commitment to physical fitness.

Performing Hanuman Dand requires considerable strength, endurance, balance, and coordination. The twins maintained their determination and synchronization throughout the three-hour challenge.

Their achievement has been recognized by the Worldwide Book of Records, marking a significant milestone in their young sporting journey. The twins' accomplishment is not only a testament to their physical ability but also reflects the importance of discipline, perseverance, and teamwork.

Their dedication at such a young age has made their achievement an inspiring example for other children and young fitness enthusiasts. Havish and Harshil's record demonstrates that with consistent effort, determination, and the right guidance, young achievers can overcome challenging goals and create milestones of their own.

The twins' remarkable performance has brought pride to their family and added another inspiring achievement to Mumbai's sporting and fitness landscape. This achievement showcases the potential of young individuals in Mumbai to excel in various fields with hard work and dedication.

The record set by the twin brothers will undoubtedly motivate other young athletes in Mumbai to strive for excellence in their respective fields. The city's sporting community has welcomed this achievement, and it is expected to have a positive impact on the development of young athletes in Mumbai.