The man-magnet from India is becoming more popular and more interesting every day. Earlier this year, Arun Raikar discovered that he can use "special waves" to attract spoons and nails to his skin. Now he has proven that he can do more by walking with two irons on his chest, each weighing more than 5 kg.
The video captured Rijkar's unusual trick as he performed in front of an enthusiastic crowd. One of the irons weighs 5.25 kg, the second 5.266 kg. The footage also shows how Raikar attracts smaller objects like spoons and nails.
Representatives of the Limka Book of Records, the Indian equivalent of the Guinness Book of Records, asked Raikar to send them a video to review.
The Hindu's body is so gravitational that spoons, nails, and other small metal objects stick to him as he passes by.
Raikar's "magnetic forces" are concentrated in specific areas of his body, in particular his chest, abdomen and back.
Riker claims to have discovered an amazing ability when children, while playing, threw spoons, and one of them stuck to his back.
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According to the Raikar family, doctors could not determine the cause of what was happening to the man, but one of them suggested that this was a temporary phenomenon.