MAXIMUM BULLET BIKES RAN OVER THE BARE BODY OF A MAN LYING BETWEEN THE IRON NAIL BEDS
- WORLDWIDE WORLD RECORDS MEDIA
- Jun 15, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 12, 2025
THE WORLD RECORD OF MAXIMUM BULLET BIKES RAN OVER THE BARE BODY OF A MAN LYING BETWEEN THE IRON NAIL BEDS IS ACHIEVED BY CHIKKALA SRINIVAS RAO ON 30 MAY 2022 IN DOMBIVALI EAST, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA. A TOTAL NUMBER
OF 503 BULLET BIKES RAN OVER HIS BARE BODY LYING BETWEEN THE IRON NAIL BEDS IN 11 MINUTES 17 SECONDS AND HAS SET A RECORD FOR THE WORLDWIDE BOOK OF RECORDS.
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He had been preparing for this moment for months, training his body and mind to endure the pain that was about to come. He knew that what he was about to do would not only test his physical strength but also his mental fortitude.
The crowd grew silent as they saw the first bullet bike approaching. It revved its engine loudly, making the ground shake beneath its feet. As it neared the man lying on the nail beds, everyone held their breath, waiting for the impact. The bike ran over him, and the sound of metal hitting metal echoed through the air. Rao let out a grunt of pain, but he didn't move. He didn't even flinch. The crowd erupted into applause as they saw that he was still alive and unharmed. One after another, the bullet bikes raced over his bare body, creating a terrifying sound that made some of the onlookers cover their ears. But Rao remained calm and collected, enduring the pain without a single scream. And then it was over. The last bike had passed, and Rao stood up, unscathed. The crowd cheered, and a man in a suit approached him, holding a certificate. "You've just set a new world record," he said, handing Rao the paper. "You've achieved the maximum number of bullet bikes ran over a bare body in 11 minutes and 17 seconds."
