Kathmandu- Artist and social worker Ramesh Budhathoki has set a world record through his extraordinary ability.
He achieved this recognition by demonstrating the rare skill of calling crows within 30 seconds using sound signals from anywhere in the world.
For this achievement, he was formally honored with a world record title by the “Universal Books of World Records” at an event held in Goa, India.
Budhathoki’s talent is considered unique on a global scale, as attracting crows through sound signals from any location is an exceptionally rare ability. He has previously amazed audiences by showcasing this skill on various platforms.
A well-known Nepali artist, Budhathoki is active in films and television serials. He is also popular for creating digital content, with more than one million followers on Facebook.
Beyond his artistic career, he is actively involved in social service. His remarkable achievement has brought international recognition not only to Ilam but to Nepal as a whole.
