A snake catcher captures a massive python inside a house in central India's Chhattisgarh.

Gokul Singh, a milk seller, found it when it stumbled upon it while cleaning in the morning. He didn't know what to do. He tried to catch it but couldn't, so he called Jitendra Sarathi, a snake catcher.

Footage shows Sarathi lifting a table to remove the animal. He carefully grabs it and walks outside of the house.

A man opens a plastic bag in the courtyard to help Sarathi capture and transport the snake. The python sees his body movements as a threat and tries to bite him. Luckily, the man is fine, and Sarathi manages to get the python inside the bag.

The footage was filmed in Gokul Nagar area of Korba district on October 8.

A massive python was rescued from inside a house in central India's Chhattisgarh.

The incident happened in Gokul Nagar area of Korba district on October 8.

Visuals showed the snake catcher, Jitendra Sarathi lifting up a table to reveal the reptile that had coiled up underneath. He then carefully grabbed hold of it before taking it out in the open. The python tried to bite another man who assisted Sarathi in putting the reptile inside a sack but they eventually succeeded.

The man opened up the sack with a shovel before Sarathi guided the snake into it. He then quickly tied it up to capture the reptile.

According to a report, the python was found in the house of a man named Gokul Singh, who is a milk seller. He stumbled upon the snake underneath the refrigerator while cleaning up in the morning. He tried to drive the snake away but all his efforts bore no fruit. Eventually, he informed Sarathi, who came to rescue the animal.