Indian man has the world's largest moustache(watch pics)

New Delhi: Moustaches have long held an important place in Indian culture, seen as a potent symbol of virility, though never never substantiated in medical science. Some estimates suggest that as many as 80% of men in southern India wear moustaches, which immediately places that one region above most countries in terms of moustache-wearing men.There are even competitions for the longest beard and the longest moustache held throughout India every year.A book , Hair India: Bizarre Beards and Magnificent Moustaches of Hindustan written by Richard McCallum and Chris Stowers is a proof that how much attention is paid to Indian beards. The duo followed Indian men for two years, sprouting their own beards to break the ice, and clicked hundreds of photographs – while they still could. And in an another achievement as a beard nation Ram Singh Chauhan from India was given the title of “World's Longest Moustache” by Guinness for his 14-foot long mustache he hasn't trimmed in 32 years.Ram Singh Chauhan certainly saved tons of money on shaving cream over the years. Ram Singh Chauhan is 58-year-old and hails from the city of Jaipur in Rajasthan.Chauhan spends two hours a day grooming his Rapunzel-like mustache, called it his “most prized possession” calling it “a man thing.”Chauhan stated in an interview to Dail Mail that he started growing his mustache as a teenager and hasn't cut it in over three decades. He said “Growing a mustache is like taking care of a baby - you really need to nurture it,” he said. “It has taken me a long, long time to get it to 14 feet. It's not been an easy task.”These facial fur has even landed him a part in the James Bond movie ‘Octopussy'.He has featured in Bollywood movies about six times. For the last 30 years, he has been a brand ambassador for the Rajasthan tourism department.