Mr. Shridhar Chillal, the record holder for the world's longest manicure, has cut his nails after 66 years of raising nails.
The 82-year-old man in India started raising nails on his left hand since 1952, after being scolded by a teacher at school because he accidentally broke his long nail.
Shridhar Chillal's record has cut the claw of his claws for the past 66 years.(Photo: GUINNESS WORLD ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION).
According to Guinness world record organization, Mr. Chillal was first recognized in 1979, when the total length of 5 nails was 2.19m. In the last measurement before cutting, the 5 Indians' nails were a total of more than 9m long, equivalent to the length of a bus.
Although relatives are dissatisfied when he leaves his fingernails long, Chillal says he can still do things with a normal hand. However, he admitted that having too long nails also made it difficult for him, especially to have a good time to sleep.
On July 10, he decided to retire from his special nails.
Each nail is cut with a small saw and the process takes 20 minutes.
On July 10, he decided to retire from his special nails. According to RT, he flew to New York for help from a doctor. Each nail is cut with a small saw and the process takes 20 minutes.
The set will be on display at Ripley's Museum Believe It or Not! in New York. Chillah said: "The cutting of this claw is a very difficult decision for me, but when I realized it was still kept in the Ripley's Museum Believe It or Not !, I felt it was a decision. respectable".
