Rashwin might be autistic, but he has two entries in the Malaysia Book of Records to his name. Photos: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
Last year, Rashwin Kalithas, five, gained a spot in the Malaysia Book of Records (MBR) for naming 98 flags in nine minutes and 54 seconds, the most number of international flags identified by a child with autism.
On Nov 7, the Selangor-based boy added another feather to his cap by gaining another entry in MBR for being the youngest autistic child to hold a solo digital arts exhibition.
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A gifted child
Rashwin might be autistic, but he has two entries in the Malaysia Book of Records to his name. Photos: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
Rashwin did not attend any special classes to produce his intricate digital art designs.
Photo: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
Rashwin loves vibrant colours, strokes, lines, dots and galaxy-like artwork.
Photo: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
Rashwin (second from left) gets lots of love and support from his older brother Rayshaan, 11, (left) and his parents, Krishnarani and Kalithas.
Photo: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
Rashwin has gained entry into the Malaysia Book of Records for being the youngest autistic child to hold a solo digital arts exhibition.
Photo: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
Caring for a child with autism comes with challenges, but Krishnarani accepts it as a work in progress.
Photo: Krishnarani Balakrishnan
