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Artists turn scraps into ‘Rudra Veena’ weighing five tons in Bhopal, claim it’s world biggest

The group of 15 members from Bhopal took around six months to build the ‘Rudra Veena’ and spent around ₹10 lakh in making it.

Published on: Dec 17, 2022 11:53 AM IST
ANI | Bhopal
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A group of artists in state capital Bhopal have prepared a rare 'Rudra Veena' weighing 5 tons from scraps and trash. The veena is 28-feet long, 10-feet wide and 12-feet high.

The image shows the huge 'Rudra Veena' created by artists in Bhopal from trash. (Twitter/@ANI_MP_CG_RJ)
The image shows the huge 'Rudra Veena' created by artists in Bhopal from trash. (Twitter/@ANI_MP_CG_RJ)

The group of 15 members took around six months to build it and spent around 10 lakh in its making. The team claims that it is the world's biggest Rudra Veena ever made. It is made of vehicle scraps like chain, gear, ball-bearing, wire etc.

ANI also took to Twitter to share a few images of the amazing creation:

"We wanted to work on an Indian theme so that our new generation can know more about Indian culture. 'Rudra Veena' is unique in itself. It will be installed at a place in the city where people can take selfies with it. We will also install a musical system and lights in it so that it looks more beautiful," Deshpandey added.

"As of now, we have identified a place which is located at Atal Path in the city where it can be kept," the artist further added. The team that made the veena claimed, "We have researched that such a huge Veena from scrap and trash has not been ever made. It is the biggest veena not only in Bhopal but also in the world. Nearly 10 lakh have been spent in making of this Rudra Veena."

 
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