With more than one thousand animated movies to his credit, eight-year-old
Aman Rehman has applied for entry into the Guinness Book of World Records
under the young achievers' category.

DEHRADUN (JANUARY 05, 2009) ANI-
Eight-year-old Aman Rehman played with computers when the boys of
his age were playing in the fields. Coming from a humble family in the north
Indian town of Dehradun, he has applied for entry into the Guinness Book of
World Records under the young achievers' category. He has made over one
thousand animated movies.

"Whenever I am having holidays, I make it a point that I should work
on computer for at least eight hours. And usually I work on computer for four
hours because I have to complete my schoolwork also. I can work on many
software companies like Adobe, Flash, Firework, Dream Weaver, Maya, 3D Max,
After Affects and many others. Presently I am making projects on black hole,
aliens and water conservation," said Aman Rehman, Whiz kid.

Aman knows how to operate 18 softwares. He has also completed his animation
course in span of three months, which is usually completed by others in 15
months. A teacher at College of Interactive arts he also tutors B Sc
students.

"I am having a small workshop, but as my child was interested towards
animation so we never tried to hamper his interest. Later many people
acclaimed his talent, our chief minister B C Khanduri gifted him a laptop,
later our president and Governor of Uttaranchal also awarded him," said M
Rehman, father of Aman Rehman.

A student of St. Thomas Convent School, he developed interest towards
computers at a very tender age of three. And by the time he was four he had
made a presentation on alphabets.