Indian boy dubbed 'Monkey King' shows off epic parkour in colonial fort
- 5 years ago
Jyoti Raju, 27, from India has been dubbed the real-life "Spiderman" after his effortless ability to scale buildings with his bare hands.
Shot last month (November 15) Raju can be seen climbing a fort near his hometown of Chitradurga in Karnataka state in southern India, scaling the wall in a matter of seconds.
He first began climbing as a young boy growing up in neighbouring Tamil Nadu. By jumping from one rock to the other, scaling walls or any man-made height without any aid he rapidly became a skilled free-climber and parkour artist.
Raju truly lives up to his other nickname "Monkey King". He currently entertains visitors at the Chitradurga Fort in southern India by his monkey-like acrobatics.
Shot last month (November 15) Raju can be seen climbing a fort near his hometown of Chitradurga in Karnataka state in southern India, scaling the wall in a matter of seconds.
He first began climbing as a young boy growing up in neighbouring Tamil Nadu. By jumping from one rock to the other, scaling walls or any man-made height without any aid he rapidly became a skilled free-climber and parkour artist.
Raju truly lives up to his other nickname "Monkey King". He currently entertains visitors at the Chitradurga Fort in southern India by his monkey-like acrobatics.