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Muthukad is doing a great job, Magic Planet reminds me of my father: Vidhubala

Magician Gopinath Muthukad has been doing a great job, yesteryear actress and TV host Vidhubala has said. “When I see the activities of Gopi in his Magic planet, I remember my father, who was a magician,” she was speaking to Kaumudy TV after visiting Magic Planet recently.

“Magic Planet is perhaps the first-of-its-kind institution in India. Many might have heard about my father Magician Bhagyanath. Today’s generation may not know him but people of old generation know him. Such a theme park was my father’s dream but Muthukad has realised it… When I see many things I become emotional. To be honest, I’m seeing a magic show after so many years…”

What Muthukad is doing for differently-abled children is a great job. He is providing them a venue to express their talents. It is a big solace to their parents. It’s a great thing,” she said.

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World’s first Magic Planet to open in Kerala on Friday

Thiruvananthapuram: Magic Planet, the world’s first magic-themed edutainment complex, is all set to open on Friday here. Built at a cost of Rs150m, the complex is fruition of the decade-old dream of popular magician Gopinath Muthukad.
“It’s definitely a dream come true for me as for the past one decade this was within me and, after three years of real hard work, it is now ready to be opened for the public,” Muthukad told reporters here yesterday.
Built on one-acre of land in the Kinfra Film and Video Park near the Technopark IT campus, Magic Planet is going to be an experience not only for those who come to spend the day here but also to the numerous street magicians who can perform here and earn a living.
“The entire proceeds from these events, after meeting the expenses, will go towards rehabilitation of street magicians and the educational needs of their children. I want the art of magic to go on forever and the only way for it to keep it going is supporting the street magicians,” said Muthukad.
At Magic Planet, children and elders not only can see and experience magic but also learn maths and even literature.
“There is a section called ‘mathemagic’ (where students can learn maths) and also a ‘Shakespearian Theatre’ where through magic, information is provided. There will be 25 professional magicians who will perform for the visitors, besides street magicians,” added Muthukad.
The entry fee is Rs200 for children and students and Rs250 for others and at a time 600 visitors can spend time at the Magic Planet that would be open from 11am to 6pm.
State Tourism Minister A P Anil Kumar said that all efforts would be made by his department for promotion of this unique ‘tourism product’. “This is a stand-alone product and. is now going to be promoted by the tourism department,” said Kumar.
Hundreds of rare vintage posters, photographs and engravings at the state-of-the-art History of Mystery museum will tell the visitors the story of the evolution of magic and its greatest practitioners from the Middle Ages to the 1950s.
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Magic Planet to be Opened on October 31

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Magic Planet, the first of its kind centre for magic in India operated by Gopinath Muthukad’s The Academy of Magical Sciences, will be inaugurated on October 31, the Magic Day, by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.

“Magic Planet is a long cherished dream of mine and will be a dedication from Kerala to the world’s magic community,” said Muthukad who welcomed Industries Minister P K Kunhalikutty for a maiden visit to the park on Wednesday.

The Magic Planet will consist of an history museum, a close-up magic theatre, a literature magic zone, a magical tunnel, a science and technology museum, magic mirror museum, street magic corner and an auditorium.

“The centre will not just be for entertaining kids, but we have designed it to help children to enhance their IQ, EQ and lateral thinking,” said the popular magician.

“This magic mansion is also dedicated to several homeless street performers who find it difficult to make both ends meet,” Muthukad said. Magic Planet will employ several street performers giving them an audience to perform, as well as help rehabilitating them and their family, he added.

Kunhalikutty lauded Muthukad’s efforts to launch the Magic Planet in the city and said that it will be a perfect place for the city’s families to spend their leisure time.

The history museum at the Planet takes the visitors through the history of magic starting from ancient priests in Greece through Fakirs in India to David Copperfield. The close-up theatre meanwhile explores magics performed with small objects.

A literature magic show featuring Shakespeare’s The Tempest will show magic visualisation of storm striking the ship and lightning cracks which are mentioned in the play which revolves around Prospero, Duke of Milan.

At science and technology museum, children will solve a variety of puzzles and shop in the kiddies virtual super market which is aimed at enhancing their IQ and thinking.

The Magic Planet will be thrown open to the public on October 31 in the presence of several magicians from around the world.

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