Maximum Bullet Bikes Ran Over The Body Of A Young Boy - World Record By Angad Chhetri Of India
- WORLDWIDE WORLD RECORDS MEDIA
- Feb 26, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 12, 2025
The World Record Of Maximum Bullet Bikes Ran Over The Body Of A Young Boy Is Achieved By Angad Chhetri On 12 January 2023 In India. A Total Number Of 10 Bullet Bikes Ran Over His Body In 36 Seconds On 26 December 2022 In Siliguri, Darjeeling, West T Bengal, India, And Has Set A Record For The Worldwide Book Of Records.
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About world record holder Angad Chhetri
Angad Chhetri is a 15-year-old boy from India who has always been fascinated by motorcycles and dreams of setting a world record.
In the days leading up to the event, Angad is encouraged by his friends and family to pursue his goal. He begins to prepare for the stunt - practicing lying down on the ground for long periods of time and getting used to the noise of motorcycles.
On the day of the stunt, a large crowd gathered to watch Angad attempt his feat. He lies down on the ground as ten motorcycles drive toward him in a line. He looks up at them in awe, feeling both excited and scared.
As each motorcycle passes over him, he counts in his head - one, two, three…He feels a wave of emotions as he hears each engine roar over him. After 36 seconds have passed, Angad jumps up with joy - he did it! The crowd erupts into cheers and entered his name in the worldwide book of records as the New world record holder.
