Sandeep Marwah Honored With Guinness World Record

Sandeep Marwah Accepting Guinness World Record Certificate

Noida: After setting many international records Sandeep Marwah has been honored with Guinness World Record for mentoring and setting Love Peace And Unity through art and Culture by promoting Skill Development and Women Empowerment as real tools.

756 women from 8 to 86 age from 14 countries of the World prepared 14.09 KM long scarf created to contribute to love peace and unity through art and culture.

A certificate by Guinness Book Records was handed over to Sandeep Marwah by Krishan Pal Gurjar Minister of State for Social Justice And Empowerment   Government of India in a well-organized function at Marwah Studios attended by each and every participant hailing from all the states of India and different countries.

“What a great pride for India when an international and powerful organizations like Guinness honoring our Indian for initiating which never ever happened in the World. It is pleasure to handover the certificate to Sandeep Marwah on behalf of Guinness who is already known for his massive contribution to the World,” said K.P. Gurjar.

I am honored to accept the certificate in the capacity of Chairperson of the advisory committee of Indian Skills Development Council and promoting our Prime Minister’s two important program Skills Development and Women Empowerment,” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios.

Sandeep Marwah, J.P.Singh Director India Skills Development Council and Subashri Natrajan President MICQ jointly accepted the certificate.

International Record for Asian School of Media Studies At CWG 2010

‘What our students have achieved no media person could do it in all these years” said Sandeep Marwah Director of Asian School of Media Studies and founder of Noida Film City, India.

It is the rare opportunity for Asian School of Media Studies of Marwah Studios to participate in the biggest international sports event of the country, XIX Commonwealth Games Delhi 2010 and Queen’s Baton Relay.

A special assignment was handed over to Marwah Studios by the Organizing Committee of Commonwealth Games, Delhi to cover this longest journey of Queen’s Baton Relay from Wagah Boarder to Delhi.

A special team of three former students of Asian School of Media Studies Poonam Singh, Neeraj Sauda and Abhinav Lal was prepared & selected by the Dean R.K.Singh to do the needful. A powerful well equipped technical support was provided by Marwah Studios to these three students to complete the mission.

“ASMS team of Marwah Studios clicked 10,000 photographs, covered 1000 hrs of filming attended 300 events at 900 locations covered 20,000 km in all 102 days of moving in 28 states 7 union territories and created a wonderful International record for ASMS. This has never happen or recorded by any film, television or media company or film or TV school” informed Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios.