Facing the certainty of death, he had a vision—not of a god, but of his own reflection. The reflection asked him: "Who is the one who is afraid to die? Is that 'you' the body, or the one watching the body shake?" In that hour, the Pokkiri died, and the Yogi was born. He took the memory of his violent past not as a shame to hide, but as a credential—proof that if a rowdy can become enlightened, anyone can.

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Guna paused, confused, while his men looked at each other nervously. Sanjeev, feeling the pressure, let out three more yawns in quick succession. Mojo began to chant nonsensical words, making dramatic hand gestures as if he were controlling an invisible energy. Panic started to spread among Guna’s crew; they had heard rumors of weird powers, and Mojo’s confidence was convincing.

In one viral video, while smoking a beedi, he explains: "Look at this smoke. It rises, it disperses, it vanishes. That is your ego. Your prayers, your pilgrimages, your fasting—they are just you trying to hold onto the smoke. Let it go, you fool."