Man Creates World's Largest LEGO Mosaic In 2,100 Hours With 7.38 Lakh Bricks

Indian artist Ritam Bhatnagar has set a Guinness World Record for the largest LEGO mosaic, utilizing 738,000 bricks over 2,100 hours. The project, which involved a team of supporters, was completed to coincide with the opening of Mumbai's first official LEGO store.
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This achievement highlights the growing presence of global brands in the Indian retail market and the increasing recognition of Indian artists in international record-keeping bodies.
An Indian artist has made it to the Guinness World Records for creating the largest LEGO mosaic using 7.38 lakh LEGO bricks. Ritam Bhatnagar, also the founder of IFP (previously Indian Film Project), shared the achievement on Instagram and wrote, "WE DID IT! Still feels unreal saying this.. I am officially a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS holder!"The record, titled "Largest LEGO Mosaic (Multiple Panels)", was created with 7,38,000 LEGO bricks and took more than 2,100 hours to complete. The achievement coincided with the opening of Mumbai's first official LEGO Store at R City Mall in Ghatkopar on July 25.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Ritam Bhatnagar (@ritambhatnagar)The record was not just his achievement but a result of the support and hard work of many people who believed in his idea, Bhatnagar said."This record isn't just mine.
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