But while he lives the life of a child, he is actually 25 years old.
Miss Kυпti suffers from a heartbreaking illness that has caused her body to curve and shrink over the past decade.
She was previously four feet, but now she has been reduced to only two feet tall and is completely helpless.
A doctor who examined your case believes you may have osteogepesis imperfecta (OI), or brittle bone disease.
She hopes to see doctors in larger cities in Idia who can help her treat her co-condition, allowing her to walk again.
Miss Kυпti, who lives in a rural village in Chatra, in the eastern state of Jharkhaпd, in Iпdia, started having problems with a weak body at the age of 5.
The disease progressed until eight years ago she lost all movement and is now bedridden.
Her mother, Devi Tilakwa, 60, who lost her husband 12 years ago, can’t stop crying over her daughter’s copying, which she says makes her look like a “corpse”.
Ms Tilakwa said: “She was a normal child with healthy limbs, but when she became a teenager, her bones began to weaken and she found it difficult to walk.”
‘She limped a little but gradually lost all strength and began to scream.
“Eight years after this mysterious illness, he completely lost his strength and had to rest in bed.”
OI is caused by a genetic mutation that affects the way the body produces collagen, a major component of collective tissues found throughout the body.
Those who suffer from a lack of collagen have curved bones that fracture easily and muscle weakness, although the severity of the disease differs from person to person.
Miss Kυпti, whose older siblings (two brothers and an open sister) are affected, first began showing symptoms in 2007.
His left leg was terribly weak and he had an operation to strengthen it.
But after a month of relief, his vision began to deteriorate and he lost strength in all his limbs.
Miss Kυпti said: ‘I was always weak and could never break fast. I walked slowly and as I grew older, I had to push my left leg.
‘That’s when my mother took me to a doctor for treatment. The bope specialist operated on my left leg, but after a month I could no longer move my leg.
