Demand to register the painting of Barabanki artist in the International Book of Records. Demand to register Barabanki artist’s painting in International Book of Records

In Barabanki, the young portrait artist has made the district famous in the country by making a magnificent painting of Shaheed Bhagat Singh in 14 thousand square feet. The discussion of this giant painting is now in the whole district. This artist along with his team has already got his name registered in the India Book of Records by making a portrait of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel in 10 thousand square feet and Swami Vivekananda in 12 thousand square feet. Now the dream of these youth is that soon their painting should get a place in the International Book of Records.

The name of this young artist is Ravi Kumar Dhiman and he is a resident of Kothi Usmanpur in Barabanki district. Ravi Dhiman along with his team has created a new history by making this giant painting of Sardar Bhagat Singh in 14 thousand square feet in the Police Line premises of Barabanki district. Ravi Kumar Dhiman’s team worked hard for three days to make this giant portrait of Sardar Bhagat Singh made in the police line premises. After three days of hard work, this young artist and his colleagues have succeeded in making the portrait of Shaheed Bhagat. People are now flocking to see this painting made in an area of ​​14 thousand square feet.

Painting to be entered in International Book of Records
Ravi Kumar Dhiman told that he along with his team worked day and night to make this painting of Shaheed Bhagat Singh in 14 thousand square feet. According to Ravi Kumar Dhiman, he wants to register this painting of his in the International Book of Records. He demanded that his painting be registered in the International Book of Records.