Thanks for your reply, I have tried below code

my $json = Cpanel::JSON::Dump( map { ( { 'dns_record' => $_ } ) } @dns_record );

But return only first record

{"dns_record":{"ip":"@","ttl":"86400","name":"86400","hostname":"sysadmin.brainhost.com","type":"SOA"}}

I need all records same as below

  {"dns_record":{"ip":"@","ttl":"86400","name":"86400","hostname":"sys
+admin.brainhost.com","type":"SOA"}},
  {"dns_record":{"ip":"@","ttl":"86400","name":"86400","hostname":"192
+.64.179.10","type":"A"}},
  {"dns_record":{"ip":"localhost","ttl":"14400","name":"14400","hostna
+me":"127.0.0.1","type":"A"}},
  {"dns_record":{"ip":"@","ttl":"86400","name":"86400","hostname":"sac
+hin.com.","type":"MX","mx_priority":"0"}},
  {"dns_record":{"ip":"mail","ttl":"14400","name":"14400","hostname":"
+sachin.com.","type":"CNAME"}},
  {"dns_record":{"ip":"www","ttl":"14400","name":"14400","hostname":"s
+achin.com.","type":"CNAME"}},
  {"dns_record":{"ip":"ftp","ttl":"14400","name":"14400","hostname":"s
+achin.com.","type":"CNAME"}}

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