See India's most grounded man who needs to break 50 world records

– Meet a man who breaks stones with his hands, lifts men with his teeth and withstands being keep running over by a vehicle

– He was named India's Iron Man and right now earned his place the India Book of Records

– Amandeep Singh now longs for entering the Guinness Book of World Records

Amandeep Singh, otherwise called India's Iron Man, is a genuine big name with a collection of 2500 thrill seeker stunts that earned him a spot in the India Book of Records.

The 34-year-old earned a spot in the India Book of Records and is presently longing for entering the Guinness Book of World Records

Yet, the strongman, who lifts motorbikes over his head, breaks stones with his hands, crushes metal bars over his mid-section and withstands being keep running over by an auto, is not going to stop on the accomplished.

Amandeep's heroics and mind blowing accomplishments of quality have earned him the epithet India's Iron Man
In the starting, I just practiced thoroughly and did little tricks however now following nine years of practice, I don't get hurt regardless of the fact that somebody hits me with a bundle of iron poles. I have prepared hard to be this intense.

Amandeep learnt Sikh hand to hand fighting at 10 years old and utilizations the aggressive aptitude to perform brave tricks for his fans

Following quite a while of diligent work, I can accomplish more than 2500 sorts of tricks. I am just growing my reach as an extreme double. I am continually ready to do what individuals discover unthinkable."

India’s Iron Man also dreams of establishing world-class gyms to train young Sikh men and women and promote healthy lifestyle, body building, acting and films in the Sikh community.

Amandeep's eight-year-old child, Bishavdeep Singh, now needs to emulate his father's example and be a strongman

"I appreciate what I do. So my greatest point is to make my general public and my nation glad. The main feeling I have is to perform better, do as well as can possibly be expected and break the same number of records I can."