CHENNAI WOMAN CREATES WORLD RECORD BY HANDWRITING ALL 1330 THIRUKKURAL VERSES IN A MINIATURE BOOK
Chennai, Tamil Nadu: In a remarkable display of dedication, patience, and literary passion, Brindha Rani. J, born on June 11, 1985, has achieved a prestigious world record by completing the handwriting of all 1,330 Thirukkural verses in an incredibly small 2.6 × 2.6-inch miniature book.
This extraordinary accomplishment showcases her unwavering commitment to preserving and promoting the timeless wisdom of the Thirukkural, one of Tamil literature’s most celebrated masterpieces. The meticulous effort required to write every verse legibly within such a compact format highlights her exceptional concentration, precision, and artistic skill.
By successfully completing this unique challenge, Brindha Rani. J has set a new benchmark in the field of miniature handwriting and Tamil literary excellence. Her achievement stands as an inspiration to literature enthusiasts, students, and the younger generation, encouraging them to value and celebrate Tamil heritage.
Previously, A. Murugan, from Thiruvarur, Tamil Nadu, India, held the world record for creating the Smallest Handwritten 1330 Thirukkural Book, measuring 2.9 cm in breadth and 3.2 cm in length. This remarkable achievement was accomplished on 21-12-2024 and was officially recognized by Kalam’s World Records. Now, this record has been successfully surpassed by Brindha Rani. J of Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. She has created a new world record for the Fastest Completion of Handwriting All 1330 Thirukkural Verses in a 2.6 × 2.6-inch Miniature Book, demonstrating extraordinary dedication, precision, and commitment to preserving Tamil literary heritage.
Kalam’s World Records congratulates both A. Murugan for his remarkable contribution and Brindha Rani. J for establishing the new record. Their achievements continue to inspire future generations to celebrate and preserve the timeless legacy of the Thirukkural.
The record was successfully accomplished on 20 May 2026 and has been officially recognized and registered by Kalam’s World Records.
