1. Bhramaramba's husband Balashankar performs various daredevil stunts such as breaking blocks of ice over Bhramaramba, cutting coconuts across her throat and break bricks over her head. At the end of it all, Bhramaramba walks away unharmed, with a nonchalant expression on her face.
2. Having pulled an entire double decker bus just using his teeth, Manjit Singh now holds 31 Guinness World Records for his strength.
3. For a woman who was once left by her life partner owing to her physical presence, Ruby Beauty is really a big motivation for a lot of people. Ruby has put those days behind and has come out as fitness champion who wins medals for her country who faced a lot of criticisms for the same.
An inspiration to many, Ruby Beauty is now winning medals for her country. The lady who belonged to Tamil Nadu and a mom of 6-year-old kid transformed each and everything with her pure hard work and devotion.
5. Kavita Nalwa is a former athlete and a TV celebrities fitness trainer she is also a founder of Kavita’s Yobics workout which she trains from tv actors, Police, school students and general people. All the exercises of kavita’s Yobics can be done by people of all age group. She has already set 3 records for World Records India and India Book of Records. Her 1st record was doing non stop high knee jogging in place for 1 hr then 2nd record was she did on sets of tv serial “Jijaji Chhat Par hai” and it was doing Highest number of times for 1 minute doing High Knee Reach heels jogging in place which is much more tougher than normal high knee jogging her 3rd record which she has set on 18th March was doing High Knee Steps in place non stop for 5hrs .
Amandeep Singh, who says he 'doesn't know what fear looks like' can also lift a motorbike above his head and smash metal bars across his chest.
The 34-year-old can carry out 2,500 stunts, which have earned him celebrity status - with more than 3,000 youngsters turning up to try out his self defence classes each month.
6. For Swapna Barman, six toes on each feet meant competing with ill-fitting shoes and bearing excruciating pain. She overcame that, her short stature and a tooth and gum infection to win India's maiden heptathlon gold at the Asian Games 2018.
She received the call letter from Delhi, and that was the day that changed her life, but not in a good way. This change made her an amputee. She was just saved from death. But surprisingly how did a tragedy become a life-changing experience in her life?
Approximately after two years after the incident took place, Arunima was ‘On Top of The World at the Mount Everest.’ At the age of 26, she is the first Indian amputee to climb Mount Everest. This act is the ultimate example of passion and hunger to prove others wrong. People visiting her showed pity in a weird sense such as, “Who will marry her being a one-legged girl?” She just proved everyone wrong and portrayed the real power of a woman.
