Drunk Man Pets Tiger Offers It Liquor In MP: A video of a 52-year-old man named Raju Patel trying to tame a tiger under the influence of alcohol and drink it from a bottle of medicine has gone viral near the Pench Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh. The shocking video of him doing so and escaping unharmed has been widely shared on social media.
This video has got millions of views. According to the caption, Raju Patel played poker…drunken and hit the road. When he saw a big tiger there, he thought it was a cat. He put his hand on the tiger’s neck and tried to make him drink by taking the medicine bottle close to his nose. They saw the videos and spread the word that the tiger went away without giving any reaction and Raju escaped safely.
No tiger, no fear after drinking!
A man from Madhya Pradesh named Raju Patel, who was completely drunk, tried to offer some leftover beer to a tiger.
Around 3 am, while returning home drunk, Raju Patel encountered a tiger. In his drunken state, he mistook it for a big cat and… pic.twitter.com/q1g6tf9gu5
— India Brains (@indiabrains) October 29, 2025
Fact checkers have done extensive investigation and confirmed that this video is completely generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The real event did not happen. Deputy Director of Pench Tiger Reserve Rajneesh Kumar Singh said this video is not from any road in the reserve. He clarified that no such incident happened. The video was tested on ‘Deepfake-O-Meter’ and ‘Wasit AI’ tools. Confirmed to be 100% AI-generated. Keyframes show unnatural movements. Tiger face, man hand movements are super realistic but artificial.
The video showing a drunk man approaching a tiger and patting its head in Madhya Pradesh’s Pench Tiger Reserve is not real. No such incident has been reported from there, and the reserve’s Deputy Director has dismissed the video as fake. pic.twitter.com/kopYO9COrb
— Only Fact (@OnlyFactIndia) October 30, 2025
In the video road lighting, tiger behavior never comes close to humans, human actions are unusual. There is concern that these videos will harm wildlife conservation.
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