India Is Not For Beginners And This Video Of ‘Flying' Priest Is Proof
The video of a priest falling while ziplining is making rounds on the internet.
The internet, these days, is filled with content that can make you laugh, cry and explore interesting stuff that you might not have even heard of. The case in point here is a priest falling while ziplining in the funniest way possible. The incident seemed to have taken place at a religious gathering, where a crowd of devotees was seen standing on the ground as a group of priests stood on a platform.
One of the priests was then made to wear a safety harness as he took a flight from the platform with a flower garland and trident in his hand. Halfway through the journey, the overhead rope, unable to carry his weight, broke down and the man fell to the ground over a throng of people.
The video of him falling down from the cable is now making the rounds on the internet. The clip was shared by an X page with the name Mishka and was captioned, 'Shaktiman ki Shakti khatam ho gayi [Shaktimaan's power is gone]," referencing to the titular superhero character from the popular Indian television series Shaktiman, who had the superpower to fly.
The funny video of the priest invited several comments. While some enjoyed watching the video, others were concerned about the man and asked her if she was okay. A user wrote, 'Very bad it happened."
Another added, 'Poor priest is in a bad condition."
Earlier, a funny video of a woman tripping and tumbling while ziplining went viral on social media. The hilarious clip showed a woman taking an adventurous yet funny zipline ride which was supposed to be for kids' purposes. She enjoyed the adventure for a while, only to fall down in a mere distance of less than 50 metres. She flipped upside down and fell down to the ground. Her adventure turned out to be funny and she herself kept laughing after falling down from a height of 1–2 feet.
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May 19, 2025, 19:30 IST
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