A man in Tamil Nadu, southern India, created a stunning portrait of an Indian actor just using 1 million staples.

Seevaga Vazhuthi created the portrait of actor Dhanush with four hours of work each day.

Dhanush is starring in the upcoming film "The Gray Man" directed by Joe and Anthony Russo.

Longest stapler pin art portrait of Indian actor who stepped into Hollywood recently from South India.

An artist in South India's Coimbatore city in Tamil Nadu, uses stapler pins to form an impressive portrait of an Actor. This art has been made in thirty days and artist Seevaga Vazhuthi works for 4 hours a day to complete the portrait. This art is made with one million stapler pins.

Seevaga vazhuthi is seen stabbing pins to create a unique portrait of actor Dhanush holding a goddess statue in his hands. According to the artist "This art is a tribute to the actor as he won 3 National awards. This actor has also made debut in a Hollywood film also. He started his career in Hollywood with Ken Scott'S "The extraordinary Journey of the Fakir", He is a part of Hollywood film Gray man directed by Avengers fame Anthony and Joe Russo"

He also added ," This form of art is not used in the international arena to create portraits. I have tried it for the first time and it came out well."