A 15-YEAR-OLD Indian schoolboy has left friends and family astonished by his hyper-flexibility - earning himself the nickname 'Rubber Boy'. Hailing from Punjab in the north of India, Jaspreet Singh Kalra's signature moves include bending his legs so far backwards that they rest on his shoulders and rotating his head 180 degrees so he is facing backwards - like Meryl Streep's character in the Goldie Hawn film 'Death Becomes Her'. Jaspreet says he feels no pain when holding such poses and now has his sights set on emulating and even surpassing the feats of his hero, American-based contortionist Daniel Browning Smith, who currently holds the title of the world's most flexible person.
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A 15-YEAR-OLD Indian schoolboy has left friends and family astonished by his hyper-flexibility - earning himself the nickname 'Rubber Boy'. Hailing from Punjab in the north of India, Jaspreet Singh Kalra's signature moves include bending his legs so far backwards that they rest on his shoulders and rotating his head 180 degrees so he is facing backwards - like Meryl Streep's character in the Goldie Hawn film 'Death Becomes Her'. Jaspreet says he feels no pain when holding such poses and now has his sights set on emulating and even surpassing the feats of his hero, American-based contortionist Daniel Browning Smith, who currently holds the title of the world's most flexible person.
