It's like a dream.. a travel blogger "flying" on a broom like "Harry Potter" in Malaysia

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - If you are a fan of the “Harry Potter” film series, and hope to one day experience magic, then you will certainly be impressed by what a Malaysian travel blogger did with this free-zipping experience in Malaysia (watch the video clip above). In a video clip that confused the users of the “Instagram” platform, the Malaysian travel blogger, Zulhelmi Abdullah, appears in the costume of the magical boy Harry Potter, as if he is flying on a broomstick, in the style of the famous fictional character. Abdullah was able to add a touch of magic to this free sliding experience in Malaysia.

Abdullah explained to Ofoq News website in Arabic that he wanted to make the free sliding activity organized by Rentas Adventures in the city of Kuala Kubu Bharu in Malaysia, more exciting. As for how he got inspiration for his idea, he said: “For me, I found that everyone watched the Harry Potter movies as a child, and I always imagined the perspective from Harry Potter’s point of view as he traveled on his Nimbus 2000 magic broom during Quidditch matches, even though all of these movie scenes were done using a green screen.”

"So, so I could make my shots more realistic, I brought a handmade broom and my full Harry Potter costume with me during the free slide experience," he added. Abdullah used a professional drone to document the experience and make the footage look more realistic, like the famous science fiction film series.

Abdullah described the experience as “like a dream come true,” pointing out that the original video clip of the Harry Potter-style free-sliding experience went viral in Malaysia. After that, Abdullah shared a second video clip, showing his drone camera documenting it, following him during his free-sliding experience, which received a huge spread, exceeding the threshold of 50 million views.

One of his followers, a film editor from Los Angeles, contacted Abdullah, and they worked together to edit Abdullah's footage in a more realistic way after removing the free-slide equipment, resulting in a dramatic cinematic scene.