Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Remona Pereira Achieves World Record for Longest Bharatanatyam Dance
Remona Evette Pereira, also known as the 'golden girl,' danced non-stop for 170 hours!
This amazing feat broke the world record for the longest Bharatanatyam dance performance.
She started learning the dance form at age three and is currently a student.
The performance took place at her college in India and earned her a place in the Golden Book of World Records.
She only took short breaks and danced for a whole week.
This incredible achievement highlights her dedication and skill in the classical Indian dance form, surpassing the previous record holder.
Remona Evette Pereira, a 20-year-old, set a world record for the longest Bharatanatyam performance.
She danced for 170 hours straight, earning her a spot in the 'Golden Book of World Records'.
Pereira is a student at St. Aloysius College in Mangalore, Karnataka.
Her performance took place at her college's Robert Sequeira Hall from July 21 to July 28.
She surpassed the previous record of 127 hours held by Sudhir Jagtap.
- Who
- Remona Evette Pereira
- What
- Remona Evette Pereira performed Bharatanatyam for 170 hours.
- When
- July 21 to July 28
- Where
- Robert Sequeira Hall, St. Aloysius College, Mangalore, Karnataka
- Why
- To break the world record for the longest Bharatanatyam performance.
- Name
- Remona Evette Pereira
- Age
- 20 years old
- Dance Form
- Bharatanatyam
- Duration
- 170 hours
- Venue
- Robert Sequeira Hall
- College
- St. Aloysius College, Mangalore
- Record Awarded By
- Golden Book of World Records