Hollywood: If you have watched Jurassic World, its hard to miss actor Chris Patt’s ‘Raptor Control’ move which went viral after zoo keepers across the world recreated it. But did you know that the move has an Indian connection to it.
Faking News spoke exclusively to Director of Jurassic World, Colin Trevorrow. We asked him about the inspiration behind the ‘Raptor Control’ move. He said, “I regularly watch Times Now debates and I am a big fan of Arnab Goswami. On many occasions I have seen panelists on the debate get very aggressive as if they are ready to pounce. Some of them behave like Velociraptors. I observed how Mr. Goswami controlled his aggressive panelists with his two hands. I discussed Arnab’s ‘Panelist Control’ move with my team and they all liked the idea and we thought it would be great if we could use the move in Jurassic World.”
The move that inspired Jurassic World
The move not only did well, it went viral with zoo keepers across the world sharing their own ‘raptor control’ pics on social media. We tried contacting Times Now to get a reaction from Arnab Goswami, but channel said it would entertain requests only if it were related to Lalit-Sushma case.
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