#News | Hrishikesh Saikia from Tangla in Assam's Udalguri district has earned a Book of World Records recognition for creating a one-of-a-kind hand-drawn portrait of Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg using thousands of the singer's handwritten song lyrics in multiple languages. According to the artist, the intricate portrait was drawn entirely with handwritten lyrics, showcasing both artistic dedication and admiration for the legendary singer. The artwork highlights the vast musical journey of Zubeen Garg, whose songs have resonated with audiences across languages and generations. The portrait stands out for its remarkable attention to detail, with each section carefully crafted using lyrics from the singer's extensive collection of songs. The unique creation has now been officially recognised by the Book of World Records, with the certificate acknowledging it as "A Unique Hand-Drawn Portrait of Zubeen Garg Created Entirely with Thousands of His Song Lyrics Written in Multiple Languages." Since being shared online, the artwork has drawn praise from fans for its originality and craftsmanship. Many have lauded Hrishikesh Saikia's effort, describing the portrait as a fitting tribute to one of Assam's most celebrated musical personalities, while congratulating the young artist on his world record achievement.