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Bangalore ventriloquist eyes on Guinness Book of Records | Indu Shree, a magician and ventriloquist in Bangalore has finally set her eyes on entering the Guinness Book of World Records through her stunning performance with a 10 feet doll. She claimed that none of the magicians has achieved
a similar before. Recently presenting a show with the doll, which resembles mythological
character "Mahishasura", a demon who was killed by Goddess Chamundeswari, Indushree
said she developed the idea of using Mahishasura when she was invited to present
a show during the Dasara festivities. Shree, who has been performing the art for
the last 15 years and has over 3,000 shows to her credit, says that art should
be promoted. "Its a dying art. Future of ventriloquism is really not very good.
People should develop the interest in ventriloquism because this art is something
where you can utilise this art and give message, awareness, entertainment, everything,"
she said. She said that she has sent the details to the Guinness book of records
and is awaiting response. "I am planning to get into Guinness book of records.
I have hopes definitely because nobody else in the world has tried it, it involves
lot of pain. So I think I'll be getting it," she added. Shree further hopes that
her form of presentation will not only bring laurels to her art but also attract
people' interest towards this dying art. She already has etched her name in the
Limca Book of Records. Ventriloquism is one of the toughest forms of art that
puts enormous amount of strain on the throat, back and shoulders of the performer.
It's an act of stagecraft in which a person (a ventriloquist) manipulates his
or her voice so that it appears that the voice is coming from elsewhere. |
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