This man from the northern Indian state of Punjab possesses a rather unusual skill.

Varinder Singh, aged 30, a resident of Ludhiana district's Khanna city, can shoot water out of his right eye.

Asked if this was an abnormality and whether he had sought medical help, the man said: "No. It's a special talent I possess."

According to Singh, he was in his early teens when he discovered his cringe-worthy ability.

"I would go out in the field and do it," he says.

Eventually, Singh gave up.

Almost 15 years later and with the ever-growing popularity of social media in India, Singh decided to give it another chance.

"It has been a few months now. I decided to upload a video on TikTok."

With a bit of appreciation coming his way, Singh uploaded some more videos, displaying his unusual talent.

Currently, the 30-year-old enjoys over 23.5 thousand subscriptions on the platform.

Asked if he would attempt to break the present Guinness Record, the 30-year-old said it would take a lot of practice for him to even consider entering the competition.

This man from the northern Indian state of Punjab posses a rather unusual 'skill'.

Varinder Singh, 30, a resident of Ludhiana district's Khanna city, can shoot water out of his right eye.

Asked if this was an abnormality and whether he had sought medical help, the man tells Newslions Media Network, "No. It's a special talent I possess."

According to Singh, he was in his early teens when he discovered his cringe-worthy ability.

"I would go out in the field and do it," he says.

Eventually, Singh gave up.

Almost 15 years later and with the ever-growing popularity of social media in India, Singh decided to give it another chance.

"It has been a few months now. I decided to upload a video on TikTok (a popular video sharing social networking app)."

With a bit of appreciation coming his way, Singh uploaded some more videos, displaying his 'skill'.

Presently, the 30-year-old enjoys over 23.5 thousand subscriptions on the platform. However, his ability has come at a cost.

"I have no friends," says Singh who believes the lack of friends is impeding his fame.

"I am forced to film my own videos. If I had friends, they might have helped me improve the production of the content I upload," he says.

He may have struck a chord with netizens, owing to his bizarre ability, however, Singh is yet to find employment.

Opening up on his struggles, the man said while he enjoys the adulation, he is ashamed of seeking monetary help from his family members.

"I am a 30-year-old married man who has never earned a single penny in his life," says a candid Singh, adding, "I look skywards for help. Whatever little recognition I have achieved is all due to God's grace."

Asked if he would attempt to break the present Guinness Record, the 30-year-old said it would take a lot of practice for him to even consider entering the competition.