Locals remember Pakistani teenager Muhammad Samir, 14, for his skill as an acrobat. He is a skilled dancer who is capable of performing challenging tricks on a pole.
However, the youngster was most well-known for the flexibility of his neck—not of his entire body.
Muhammad can tilt his head at a remarkable angle, almost exactly 180 degrees. Additionally, if you measure the angle starting with your head turned to the left, it will be close to 270 degrees.
The man claimed that a scene from a horror film, in which a character carried out similar actions, served as his inspiration.
As the youngster claims, he imitated the actor’s behavior. But initially, his parents weren’t all that fond of it.
I first saw an actor tilt his head to look behind him in a Hollywood horror film when I was around six or seven years old. I was impressed. I started doing this exercise. And a few months later, I started to understand it. When my mother caught me doing it, she spanked me and warned me that it would result in excruciating neck pain. But eventually she saw it was a gift.
After the catastrophe, Muhammad’s family recalled his abilities. The 49-year-old man’s father had to quit his job after experiencing two heart attacks in a year.
The child later stopped attending school and started working as a dancer to support his parents and four of his sisters.
Mohammed performs in the area of Karachi along with an eight-member dancing ensemble made up of essentially the same flexible males.
The entire burden of caring for the family has landed on Samir because his father is ill. Even if he is only a boy, there is nothing we can do. I want him to learn and reflect on himself. But the teen’s mother claims that fate has other plans for him.
When the youngster is older, he wants to work as a stunt dancer in Hollywood.
