The turban that became pride has become pride: Rahul Bhati

By the way, every person feels happy by tying a turban and the person who ties it is seen with great respect. But 27-year-old Rahul Bhati, a resident of Jodhpur, has done an unmatched job of increasing not only his pride but also the pride of the entire Jodhpur by tying a turban to others. Normally, it is difficult to tie even one turban in the same period, in which time Bhati ji ties many turbans. Since childhood, Rahul ji has been so skilled in tying turbans that by tying five turbans of one-meter width and nine meters length in 55 seconds, his name has been inscribed in golden letters in the Golden Book of World Records by ‘tying the maximum number of turbans in one minute’. 

Rahul Bhati ji was born on 25 December 1993 in the courtyard of businessman Shri Jitendra Singh Bhati ji and Mrs Santosh Bhati ji. From a very young age, you loved tying turbans, as a result of which the practice started from that young age. It kept improving day by day and during a camp organized during school days, it was duly trained and then started practicing it intensively. With daily practice, your skills improved and you started participating in various competitions organized from time to time. For the first time in the Marwar Festival held in the year 2009, Rahul ji participated in the turban tying competition and got the third position, this boosted his spirits and he started practising more. People started getting acquainted with your skill of tying turbans quickly and invitations also started pouring in to tie turbans to you. Jodhpur’s turban has a different identity in the whole world, that’s why you started getting invitations to tie the turbans of famous people. As a result, at the wedding ceremony of Jodhpur’s Maharaja Gaj Singh ji, famous actor Ranjit ji, famous actress Priyanka Chopra ji, along with the honourable Chief Minister of Rajasthan Mr Ashok Gehlot ji, you have tied the headdress to many big politicians and many personalities. Rahul ji, who is passionate about tying Safa, again got a thought in his mind why not do something special, just from there the thought of making a world record came into his mind. After getting the information, you contacted the office of the Golden Book of World Records over the phone and following the guidelines, sent the application and the evidence. The Maharaja of Jodhpur Shriyut Gaj Singh ji cooperated in this achievement of yours and expressed his happiness on your success.

Rahul Bhati, who has done post-graduation in music, trains today’s youth to acquaint them with the speciality of Hindustan and also trains women. Rahul Bhati ji, who gives free training to all, now dreams of tying turban to even more eminent personalities.