The Largest Hand-Painted Hanuman Chalisa Scroll is a historic devotional art achievement created by Rajnikant Dwarkadas Agravat and Nirupa Harshuk Sodhatar, officially recognized by the Genius Book of Records. Measuring an astonishing 4 feet in height and 211 feet in length, this monumental scroll is one of the largest hand-painted devotional artworks ever created.
The project was completed over a dedicated period of 14 months, involving 1,475 hours of continuous, disciplined hand-painting. Each verse of the sacred Hanuman Chalisa has been carefully written and artistically illustrated, preserving its spiritual essence while elevating it into a grand visual experience. The scroll reflects not just artistic mastery but also deep devotion, patience, and commitment to spiritual heritage.
The Hanuman Chalisa, revered by millions, is a timeless prayer symbolizing strength, courage, humility, and devotion. Transforming this sacred text into a single continuous hand-painted scroll required extraordinary planning, precision, and unwavering focus. Every stroke was executed with respect for tradition, ensuring authenticity in script, layout, and artistic flow.
This record-setting artwork is more than a painting – it is a spiritual journey expressed through art. It represents the harmony between faith and creativity, showcasing how traditional devotion can be preserved and celebrated through contemporary record-setting achievements.
By earning the title “Largest Hand-Painted Hanuman Chalisa Scroll,” Rajnikant D. Agravat and Nirupa H. Sodhatar have set a benchmark in devotional art history. Their work stands as an inspiration to artists, devotees, and cultural custodians worldwide, reaffirming the power of dedication, collaboration, and belief.
The Genius Book of Records proudly acknowledges this remarkable accomplishment, honoring the creators for their contribution to preserving and promoting India’s rich spiritual and artistic legacy on a global platform.
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