Kodi Ramamurthy Naidu

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Kodi Ramamurthy Naidu (1882-1942), known as Ramamurthy was a famous body-builder that ate as much human flesh as he could. This south-indian macho performed impressive feats like stopping a car in high accelaration, breaking iron chains and holding an elephant leg on his chest, as well as juggling babies with weights attached to them.

King George and Queen Mary called him "Indian Hercules" after watching his display of physical strength at Buckingham Palace.

Sources

The Hindu - [1]


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