These ‘Govindas’ from Maharashtra have scaled unprecedented heights, their jaw-dropping achievement showcased only on HistoryTV18.

In a spectacular display of teamwork and cultural celebration, the Govindas of Jai Jawan Govinda Pathak team have soared into the Guinness Book of World Records by forming the tallest human pyramid ever recorded. Achieving a remarkable feat in Mumbai, the team successfully smashed a ‘dahi handi’ placed at the dizzying height of 44 feet. Learn how these daredevils display exemplary technique, coordination, and immense faith in each other to shatter the record on the seventh episode of ‘OMG! Yeh Mera India,’ premiering this Monday, 25th of March at 8 PM, only on HistoryTV18. The landmark tenth season of the pathbreaking original factual entertainment series continues to deliver on its promise of entertaining, motivating and inspiring viewers every Monday at 8 PM with enthralling, wondrous stories of individuals who have made waves with their unique talent, social impact initiatives, technological innovations, record-breaking feats, quirky passions, and interests.Dahi Handi, a vibrant part of the Janmashtami festival, saw youngsters, dressed in colourful attire, coming together to form a human pyramid with the goal of reaching and breaking the handi suspended high above. The final govinda, climbing to the apex of the pyramid, triumphantly smashed the earthen pot, marking a moment of jubilation and shared accomplishment. This achievement has not been surpassed since then. Watch how this team prepares to mitigate the risks involved to pull off the feat of this magnitude as they recreate a 40 feet high pyramid for the show, this Monday at 8 PM on ‘OMG! Yeh Mera India’!Be mesmerised by the flawless coordination among these Govindas from Mumbai along with other incredible stories from across the length and breadth of the country, including a young innovator from Delhi who is making clear air affordable for everyone!Tune in to watch ‘OMG! Yeh Mera India every Monday at 8 PM, only on HistoryTV18