VIRAL: Col Rajyavardhan Rathore's coin-catch trick is as hard to do as it is easy to try, give it a go

Olympian and BJP parliamentarian Col Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore has shared a jaw-dropping video of a coin feat on Instagram and proved that his hand-eye coordination is absolutely spot on. 

On Monday, Col Rathore shared a trick that involves flipping three coins from the back of the hand and catching each of them separately before they hit the ground. The trick was used by the Olympic silver medallist and Commonwealth Gold winner during his shooting days, he said. The video that has been uploaded on Instagram also has a slow-mo. 

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That the trick is hard to accomplish is evident, and it is also one that anyone can attempt because all you are three coins.

 

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The video has been played over a lakh times and has garnered with tons of viewers pouring their admiration for the former Union Minister. Former hockey player Ajit Nandal who seemed quite impressed with Col Rathore's trick said:

"Wow! Great reflexes Sir." 

Another user who commented said that he tried, but yet failed to complete the trick as one of the coins fell down:

"Sir I tried.... One coin touches the ground 😊........ Useful in better concentration"

Among others to praised Rathore was Actor Vivek Oberoi who said that his children are trying their hand at the trick. Here's what the actor commented:

"Wow! That’s like ‘matrix’ level reflexes! Love the reaction with the flex in the end. Showed it to my kids, now there are coins falling everywhere lol! Will definitely try my “hand” at it too"

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Earlier on Tuesday, the former Sports Minister took to Twitter and congratulated Team India for their win against Bangladesh.