Mangaluru: Boy creates world record by writing the longest Tulu song


Team Udayavani, Jun 18, 2020, 7:04 PM IST

Mangaluru: Pranesh resident of Kulasekhara, Mangalore, wrote the longest song in Tulu language and has made it to the UK’s World Book of Records

He wrote the song titled ‘Tulunada Isiri’ which represents the Tulu culture and is 21 feet long. The song consists of more than 2,241 words.

Pranesh wrote the song and sent it to the World Book of records in January, he received the certificate via online this month.

The song describes the culture of Tulunadu including Daivaradhane, Nagaradhane, popular sports and temples.

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