Kerala Bus Conductor's Daring Act To Save Passenger Earns Him 'Desi Spiderman' Moniker

The five senses- taste, sight, smell, touch, and hearing are well known to most people. Still, there’s a less materialistic, more metaphysical instinct that guides us to choose the best course of action. Many people think that intuition is the sixth sense. In essence, the sixth sense is the capacity of the human mind to recognise the unfathomable. For example, you may have a premonition of certain events occurring before they do. Or something you’ve dreamed about happens. When it occurs, it feels like having superpowers. The video that we have here today illustrates this.

The video shows how a bus conductor in Kerala saved a passenger who was going to tumble from a speeding vehicle by acting promptly. Two individuals may be seen standing close to the conductor while he is making their tickets. Suddenly, the driver presses the brakes, causing one of the passengers to lose his balance and nearly tumble off the bus. But the bus conductor instantly demonstrates his quick thinking and grabs the passenger’s hand, saving his life.

But it’s not simply his instinct that attracted attention. The event’s highlight is that he did not even glance at him before holding him as if he had an extra pair of eyes behind his head. The flex looked like it was from an Avengers film.

The passenger would have been crushed beneath the bus’s wheel if the conductor hadn’t intervened. The video was shared on X (formerly Twitter) and generated 307,000 views on the social media platform. The tweet accompanying the post reads, “Kerala bus conductor with 25th sense saves a guy from falling from the bus.”

A user in the comments section posted a picture of Spider-man looking at his hands when he realises he has superpowers, adding, “the conductor after reaching home.”

Another user called him a “Desi Spiderman.”

A third user commented, “That person is truly a reincarnation of Rajnikant.” Another user humorously noted, “Damnn…conductor was counting the money and didn’t even look at him. He is like – “Bina paisa diye utarne ka nahi” (No getting off without paying).” The comments were all praises for the conductor.