The long-standing drum was recognized by the scholars of the world record

Musical scientist Sudarshan Das challenged playing a non-stop 14-hour drum aimed at setting a world record. His challenge was successful. He received formal recognition from the Guinness World Records authorities on Wednesday.

Through this, the world's record-breaking 'hat-trick' was completed by Pandit Hussain. He had already held two world records for long time playing and drumming.

Pundit Sudarshan Das, a resident of the UK, is a child of Satkania in Chittagong. In order to build a world record, he plays a 14-hour drum in the London Academy of Engineering Auditorium on Commercial Road in East London, from the evening of July 4 until the next day.

Certificate of Guinness World Records Authority recognizing the accomplished handsome Das Photo: Collected music is just about two video cameras. The visitors who went to visit the Guinness World Records Authority have to complete the testimonies. The Guinness World Records Authority recognized the record after the scrutiny.

The child of the United Kingdom living in Britain said in the first light on Wednesday that he wanted to complete the 'hat-trick' of the record. His demand was fulfilled. He said that he was well-versed in drums and did not play drums. Simply learn to play the drum to record the record.

This Bengali child has the infinite power to be confused with music. He had to play 557 hours 11 minutes in 25 days for the record to be played by playing tabla. After that, he had to play the record for 27 hours.

Audience Das' father Amulya Ranjan Das Mother-Bulbul Rani Das. Pandit Hudson Principal of Tabla & Dhol Academy of East London. She worked as 'Music Inspector' of local educational institutions under Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge Council in East London.