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Varanasi, May 24 (Hindustan Times). The whole world can now listen to Sri Ramacharitmanas. Complete book of Goswami Tulsidas Krita Sri Ramacharitamanas in 138 hours 41 minutes 02 seconds sung differently in new tunes with bhajans and kirtans has been streamed on more than 100 platforms worldwide official music channels like Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music etc. About 15000 slokas, chandas, chopai and songs of Purna Ramcharitmanas have been composed by singing. It took a total of four years to complete this mammoth task. It has been prepared by Dr. Jagadish Pillai of Varanasi.
On Wednesday, the audio recital of Ramcharitmanas by Uttar Pradesh AYUSH Minister Dr. By Dayashankar Mishra ‘Dayalu’ in Sundarpur Dr. was presented at Pillai’s house. Running continuously for 138 hours 41 minutes 2 seconds, this audio lesson has become the biggest song in the world. The audio lesson has also entered the Guinness Book of Records. The previous record was 115 hours 45 minutes held by a music band from England. After 138 hours 41 minutes 02 seconds of airing the song “Sri Ramacharitmanas” in more than 100 official audio channels worldwide, after 5 years, Dr. Jagdish Pillai’s name is again listed in the Guinness World Records for the fifth time and he is the highest Guinness record holder from Uttar Pradesh. On this occasion, State Minister Dr. Dayashankar Mishra ‘Dayalu’ released the Guinness certificate of Dr. Jagadish Pillai and congratulated him. The Minister of State said that despite not being a Hindi speaker, he sang such a long song with bhajan and kirtan in Awadhi language so beautifully and passionately and it was officially broadcast on audio channels around the world as per Guinness regulations. Record. Admirable work. By registering his name in the “Guinness World Records”, Dr. Pillai is to be congratulated. Dr. Jagadish Pillai said
The longest officially released song to date is 115 hours 45 minutes by Mark Christopher Lee and The Pocket Gods from St Albans, Hertfordshire, UK on 1 December 2021. They achieved this record by playing the same type of instrumental music. But I (Dr. Pillai) made this record in the name of India by making a long song of 138 hours minutes 02 seconds and officially broadcasting it all over the world after many years of hard work and dedication in the tune composed by me. .
Dr. Pillai points out that only in 2016 was the record for the world’s longest officially broadcast song held by an American, but that was in instrumental music. Since then there was a desire to break this record because when India has great texts like Ramayana, Mahabharata then this record should also be in the name of India and he himself started trying to break this record by singing a song. He said that being an Awadhi language, he had earlier taken the help of one of his friends, Pradeep Mishra, to understand the colloquial and pronunciation of the language. Then approached his friend Deepak Jaiswal, owner of Unnati Studios, to record for such a long time. He promised to support its complete recording with minimal cost. Deepak Jaiswal will also be honored with a “Guinness Participation Certificate”.
-Started on May 20, 2019 based on Guinness World Records rules
Dr. Pillai informed that the recording started on May 20, 2019 with videography as per Guinness World Records rules. The recording has been stopped for a year due to the covid pandemic. After that, the shoot resumed and the recording was completed on November 10, 2022. He said that it took 63 days and 295 hours over four years, including recording, editing, mixing, to make the 138 hours 41 minutes 02 seconds song.
In completing this work, Kashi Hindu University, Dean of Performing Arts Department Professor Dr. Shashi Kumar, Assistant Professor (Mridangam) Dr. Satyavara Prasad etc. also got the guidance of music scholars.
Has created four Guinness records
Dr. Pillai broke the Canadian record in 2012 by making an animation movie in the shortest time. What the Canadian did in six hours, Dr. Pillai made a name for himself by doing it in three and a half hours. With 16,300 postcards bearing India’s flag and postcards, the “longest line of postcards” broke China’s record. In this sequence, under the “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” public awareness campaign, he entered the Guinness World Records for the third time by doing the “Largest Poster Awareness Campaign”. For the fourth time, his name is registered in the Guinness Book of Records for the “Yoga Awareness” campaign, making the longest envelope. Dr. Both Pillai’s sons Karthik and Pranav have also provided technical support to give concrete shape to this work. Multi-talented Dr. Jagadish Pillai is a PhD in Vedic Science and author of more than 500 books.
