We have seen some sizzling beauties with less amount of clothing in the TV screen. The celebrities performed with hundreds of security measures and only their best shot was screened. Those beauties were inspired by superstar Akhay kumar “you can do it.naina/meh=gha/hena /tena” other girls also cheering ” c’mon ina/mina..etc etc”. They were secured by rope, wires to jump one building to another..girls did some irritating display of weeping, gasping. They went to South Africa to Australia to perform their so called ‘bravery’.

But courage of these skinny beauties is no match for Rajkumari Azad, don’t forget her age too..she is in mid-40. I have seen several times men are doing this –the fire jump. Where he has to jump to well or pond from a great height after set fire himself.
The fire jump — where a woman, set afire with crackers, leaps from a height of 60 ft — and the death well — with daredevil riders zig-zagging wildly — has left locals awe struck.

The fact that these acts are violation of norms doesn’t appear to bother anyone, least of all the performers.

The `fire jump’ which is on display for all visitors free of cost, would be held at 9.30 pm, with a lady in her mid-40s jumping from a height of 60 feet into a well. The show begins with Rajkumari Azad who has over 10,000 crackers coiled around her, climbing the ladder that is set up on the platform. At the height of 60 feet, she pours petrol on her clothes and crackers.

Few people sprinkle petrol on the water in the 11-feet-deep well situated at the bottom of the platform.

When they finish sprinkling petrol into the water, Azad prays for a second, and the crackers are lit. Within seconds, Azad is engulfed with fire and the noise of crackers fills the air. The act continues for another minute and Azad jumps into the well. Later, she is fished out of the well (she doesn’t know swimming).

Speaking to TOI, Azad said she was prompted by her mentor Theerth Ram Azad to perform this act, which she has mastered over 30 years. The woman from Uttar Pradesh performs this act eight months a year.