Magician Gopinath Muthukad ends skilled profession as magician

By Express News Service

T’PURAM: Popular magician Gopinath Muthukad is ending his skilled profession as a magician to spend time working for the in another way abled. The magician intends to give attention to the upliftment of differently-abled youngsters and hopes to work in direction of their empowerment.”This decision has been arrived after a lot of thought. For several months the question has been boggling me. A magic performance takes up a lot of time, from the time of its planning and execution. One week is required for preparing for a single performance. By not doing any professional shows, I will get more time to focus on launching specific projects for the differently abled,” stated magician Muthukad. The concept is to launch a mega college for the differently-abled, which can allow of their holistic growth and welfare.The celebrated magician is thought for his progressive concept of utilizing magic as remedy for the differently-abled. The ‘Different Art Centre’, which has been arrange by him, at his magic themed park ‘Magic Planet’ focuses on educating magic to the differently-abled and serving to them of their day by day actions.”I have been amazed at how magic has helped the differently-abled kids. The change in their behaviour can’t be translated into words. I intend to invest my whole time into working towards their wellbeing and development,” he stated.At current as many as 6 differently-abled people are being employed on the centre whereas 100 are being accommodated as trainers on the centre. “For the past two years I have been working with these children and their transformation has been amazing. I intend to set up a university for them, which will have a dedicated different sports centre, autism therapy centre, research centre and so on,” added Muthukad.Muthukad stated that whereas he’ll miss magic and performing it, the tough resolution needed to be made. Muthukad carried out for the primary time when he was simply ten years previous. “I started off at a time when magic was performed on the streets. I grew with magic and could popularise it. I have always maintained that I wanted to die on stage, when performing. But I am ending the professional career,” stated Muthukad who has carried out in over 8000 phases in 54 international locations, in a profession spanning 45 years.