A boy who has broken 100 bones during his life has been described as if he's "made of glass" due to his rare bone condition.
Rohit, 12, suffers from a rare illness known as osteogenesis imperfecta.
In his case it is so severe that the slightest touch can cause one of his bones to break – which has left him ostracised and unable to play with other kids.
Rohit's condition has also hampered his ability to grow, with him standing at just 1ft4 tall and weighing just 2st 4lbs.
Over his short lifetime, he has broken almost 100 bones, which averages out to around eight a year.
Rohit, who is from Uttar Pradesh, India, is entirely dependent on moving from the help of his mother.
With no school enrolling him due to his condition, Rohit is taught how to read by his older sister, and is in horrible pain for most of the day.
However, despite his condition, the young child has his heart set on becoming a singer when he grows up and doesn't plan to let his illness stand in the way.
There is currently no cure for osteogenesis imperfecta but those suffering from the condition can seek treatment to help protect and strengthen their bones.
The treatments can help slow the breakdown of bone in the body and some treatments can spur the growth of new bone.
