Tejaswi is so much in love with tattoos that she has gone under the needle 103 times.
There are people who love tattoos and there are people who LOVEEEE tattoos. Tejaswi Prabhulkar, a 21-year-old Mumbaikar, is among those who fall in the second category. Tejaswi is popularly known as the 'tattoo girl' and there' is are good reasons for that. 103 reasons to be exact.
Tejaswi is so much in love with tattoos that she has gone under the needle 103 times. She has 103 tattoos on her body and she is in love with each of them.
She also finds her name in India Book of Records for having maximum numbers of tattoos by a woman.
Tejaswi has been getting tattoos on her body since the age of 17 and has gotten 103 of them in 4 years. Her parents never approved of her doing so as they fear that she would not get marriage proposals with so many tattoos on her body. But Tejaswi never cared. She says that society still thinks that a girl with a tattoo is not a ‘sanskari’ girl and she wants to change that myth.
She sees those tattoos as nothing but an art form. Tejaswi hopes that her 103 tattoos - spread across her body from hands to legs - will change the society's view.
Check out the pictures where Tejaswi flaunts her tattoos proudly: (All pics: Zee Media Bureau)
1. Inked 103 times
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21-year-old Tejaswi Prabhulkar has 103 tattoos on her body.
2. The tattoo girl
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Tejaswi is also known as the 'tattoo girl' because of her love for ink and needle.
3. India Book of Records
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Tejaswi finds her name in India Book of Records for having maximum numbers of tattoos by a woman.
4. Started at 17
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Tejaswi got her first tattoo when she was 17.
5. 103 tattoos in 4 years
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In 4 years, she has gone under the needle 103 times.
6. Against parent's wishes
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Tejaswi's parents never approved of her tattoos so as they fear that she would not get marriage proposals with so much ink on her body. But she never cared.
7. Girls with tattoos not sanskari?
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She says that society still thinks that a girl with a tattoo is not a ‘sanskari' girl and she wants to change that myth.
