A two-year-old kid, identified as Aaryavaan Joshi, has made it to the Kalams book of world records as 'Genius Kid with Extra Ordinary Grasping Power' and in Noble Book of World Records as the 'Youngest Multi-Talented Boy' in central India's Madhya Pradesh. The visuals from May 9 feature Aaryavaan showcasing his talent in Ratlam.

A video features Aaryavaan exhibiting his talent to the public inside his residence. Following this, his parents encourage him to spell the different words while he does so and astonishes everyone. Moreover, his kin displays his achievements and the plaques he received for his exceptional talent. Meanwhile, his grandparents wish he achieves more success and makes it into the Guinness World Record too while his parents narrate the story of how he read words from a hoarding at a very little age, following which they showed him educational cartoons and shows to boost his grasping power.

Aaryavaan already holds two world records, which have been published in 130 countries including India, the United States, Britain by Noble Book of World Records. Moreover, his mother, Divya Patidar Joshi, Mrs. India 2018, and father Prayas Joshi, who is a Merchant Navy Officer, have always worked to boost up their son's capabilities. Aaryavaan broke the previous record set by a 4-year-old kid and has been getting offers of admission from different schools of the world under the prodigy quota.

Aaryavaan recited Gayatri Mantra, 1 to 200 numbers, English Alphabets, elements up to 1 to 20 atomic numbers, Indian Notation seven swaras (Sargam), 30 animals, 31 fruits, 16 birds, 30 human body parts, read 1 to 100 numbers, wrote dodging alphabets, weekdays, planets names of the solar system, recognized and wrote mathematical symbols, rainbow colors, recognized 12 shapes, drew circle triangle rectangle, recognized calculator, and laptop keyboard keys and names, matched 25 similar objects in about two minutes.