Written By: Tania Tarafdar | Updated : July 15, 2016 6:07 PM IST
You cannot deny that Baba Ramdev has created a cult for him. He made yoga much more popular among people than it ever was. The way he breaks into the advanced yoga pose has fascinated people all over the world. From TV shows to political platforms to top FMCG companies, the yoga guru seems to be giving some fierce competition to everyone. So to see him on the cover of India Today did not come as a surprise at all. But his photo on the cover page is easily one of the best cover images you will ever see.
He already made his place in the Indian Television, now he is breaking the Internet with his pose in the cover picture of the magazine. So much so that even Pokemon Go and Divyanka Tripathi wedding is getting neglected.
Baba Ramdev is seen performing prasarita padottanasana or the wide legged forward bend on the cover. Although some people had trouble comprehending the yoga asana, some could not digest his the pose and took to Twitter to give their remarks.
Check these out:
Yog Guru Baba Ramdev advertising for his newly launched Patanjali Langot to Compete with Jockey inner-wear.(2016) pic.twitter.com/SzUPNdH8r1
History of India (@RealHistoryPic) 14 July 2016
I fixed the Baba Ramdev @IndiaToday cover. pic.twitter.com/iObeoPQqjD Sahil Shah (@SahilBulla) 14 July 2016
Baba Ramdev Leading Indian Airforce... Now Indian Fighter Plane are More Reliable. pic.twitter.com/K4fokfjhCx
Aamir Khan (@wise9211) 14 July 2016
While the comments are hilarious, what we want to know is how did that beard defy gravity? We created a poll on twitter to know what you think of the epic image. Take up the poll and tell us comments, if you have any other creative name for the pose.
What would you name the new #BabaRamdev's #yoga pose in #IndiaTodayCover ? @EkhartYoga@YogaSharer#Ramdev#yogapose The Health Site (@HealthSite4U) 15 July 2016
Image source: History Of India/Twitter
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