Name: Groom plays drum for 51 hours at his wedding, sets record
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Description: A drummer from Maharashtra's Nashik has set a record by playing drums for straight 51 hours. His purpose behind this was to spread positivity as people are going through a hard time amid the coronavirus crisis.

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A drummer from Maharashtra's Nashik has set a record by playing drums for straight 51 hours. His purpose behind this was to spread positivity as people are going through a hard time amid the coronavirus crisis.Nashik: Vinesh Nair, a famous drummer from MH Band in Maharashtra's Nashik, has set a record by playing drums for straight 51 hours at his wedding.      He tied the nuptial knot in a simple wedding ceremony by inviting few people and strictly following the social distancing norms.Groom plays drum for 51 hours at his wedding, sets recordHis main purpose behind drumming on his wedding function was to spread positivity amid the times of coronavirus. Various studies say that stress is reduced by hearing drum sounds. Also Read: Why's Lonar lake water turning into pink, experts to analyse