Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Vishnu Dasavatharam Dance Performance Earns Wonder Book Record
Imagine a big dance show where people dressed up as the ten different forms of a god named Vishnu.
This show was so amazing that it got a special award from the Wonder Book of Records!
One artist named Lokesh danced while wearing a blindfold, which is super tricky.
His family also danced with him.
The performance lasted for a long time, about as long as a movie, and had lots of dancers.
It was all about celebrating nature and how people are connected to it.
A dance performance titled “Vishnu Vilasam Vishnuleela Vaibhavam” depicted Lord Vishnu’s ten incarnations.
The performance was presented by the Dance Academy and SSRS Om Music Dance Arts Academy.
It featured 100 performers and lasted 100 minutes, earning a spot in the Wonder Book of Records.
Artist Lokesh performed blindfolded as Kalki and was joined by his family in the Ramavatar segment.
The event highlighted themes of nature, evolution, culture, and humanity's connection to nature.
- Who
- Artist Lokesh, his family, and performers from Dance Academy and SSRS Om Music Dance Arts Academy
- What
- A dance performance depicting Lord Vishnu's ten incarnations, which earned a place in the Wonder Book of Records.
- When
- Not specified in the article
- Where
- Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, King Koti
- Why
- To celebrate nature, evolution, and culture, and to emphasize humanity's eternal bond with nature.
- Performance Title
- Vishnu Vilasam Vishnuleela Vaibhavam
- Event Venue
- Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, King Koti
- Record Book
- Wonder Book of Records
- Number of Performers
- 100
- Performance Duration
- 100 minutes