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date_range 24 Feb 2017 5:53 PM IST Updated On
date_range 24 Feb 2017 5:53 PM ISTVideo:Indian artist uses fire to make paintings, eyes world record
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VADODARA: Kamal Rana began playing with fire, literally, in 1979 when he made his first fire painting.
The city-based artist is now eyeing a Guinness record for making the biggest fire painting in the world, which would be seven foot long and 63 foot wide.
"This is the world's biggest fire painting and I am sure that it will make it to the Guiness Book of World Records. I began working on this painting 10 months ago and I am still two weeks away from finishing it. Then I will approach the Guinness book officials and apply for the record," 59-year-old Rana told.
The city-based artist is now eyeing a Guinness record for making the biggest fire painting in the world, which would be seven foot long and 63 foot wide.
"This is the world's biggest fire painting and I am sure that it will make it to the Guiness Book of World Records. I began working on this painting 10 months ago and I am still two weeks away from finishing it. Then I will approach the Guinness book officials and apply for the record," 59-year-old Rana told.
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