Dubai-based Indian student makes special Modi portrait as Republic Day gift
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The six-layered stencil portrait made by Saran Sasikumar was handed over to V Muraleedharan on the concluding day of his three-day go to to the UAE.
A 14-year-old Indian student in Dubai has made a special portrait of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a gift for the Republic Day.
The six-layered stencil portrait made by Saran Sasikumar from Kerala was handed over to Minister of State for External Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs V Muraleedharan on the concluding day of his three-day go to to the UAE on Thursday.
“Happy to meet in #Dubai the talented young artist Saran Sasi Kumar from Kerala, now a resident in #UAE. He presented this beautiful portrait, a 6 layered stencil painting, to our PM @narendramodi ji as a Republic Day gift. Truly inspiring! My best wishes to him,” Muraleedharan tweeted on Friday, sharing {a photograph} of him accepting the portrait from the boy and his mother and father.
In the portrait, Prime Minister Modi is seen saluting, carrying a wide-brimmed cavalry hat with the brand of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).
According to a Gulf News report, the portrait measures 90 cm by 60 cm.
It took round six hours to attract the image with layers of six color shades, mentioned Saran, who has drawn 92 portraits together with these of high UAE leaders throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
This will not be the primary Modi image that Saran has drawn.
The grade 9 student of Dubai-based New Indian Model School had additionally made a five-layered stencil portrait of Modi — which measured 1.5m by 1m — in October final 12 months. He has bagged a grandmaster certification from Asia Book of Records and one other certificates from India Book of Records for that stencil artwork portrait, the report mentioned.
