What makes people think 'Conjuring 2' is a real story?

The detailed descriptions in Ramayana make some people think it's real. It describes places, cultures, and social structures that seem to have a basis in reality.

The fact that Rudyard Kipling was inspired by real - life India makes people consider Mowgli's story as potentially real. The jungles, the different species of animals, and the cultural aspects of the region are all incorporated into the story. Also, the idea of a human living among animals is not entirely unheard of in some tribal legends and stories from around the world, so it gives the impression that Mowgli could be real.

The way the movie is presented makes people think it could be a real story. The found - footage style gives it an air of authenticity. It looks like real people documenting their experiences in an abandoned asylum. Also, the use of common horror elements that are often associated with real - life hauntings, like strange noises, apparitions, and things moving on their own, add to the perception that it might be real.

One reason is the geographical references in the Ramayanam. There are mentions of certain places that actually exist or are believed to be in the regions described. For example, the city of Ayodhya. Also, the social and cultural aspects depicted in the story, such as the caste system and family values, were prevalent in ancient times and still have remnants today. So, the authenticity of these cultural and geographical elements makes some believe it could be a real story. Moreover, the long - standing oral and written traditions that have preserved the story intact over millennia add to its credibility in the eyes of some.

The lack of scientific proof makes people think 'Heaven is Real' is a fake story. Science deals with evidence that can be measured and tested, and there's no such evidence for heaven.

The lack of scientific proof. Science doesn't support the existence of heaven as described in the story.

The lack of evidence. There's no scientific or objective way to prove the events in the story actually occurred.

Some people might think it could be real because of its detailed world - building. The cultures, languages, and histories of Middle - earth seem so well - developed that it gives an illusion of reality.

The behavior of the animals, to some extent, gives the impression of a real story. They have their own hierarchies and ways of living, similar to how animals are in the wild. For example, the wolves' pack behavior in the Jungle Book is somewhat like how real wolf packs operate in nature. Also, Mowgli's struggle to fit in and survive in the jungle is a relatable concept that might be seen in real - life situations where a human or an animal has to adapt to a new environment.

Maybe the detailed descriptions of the jungle. Rudyard Kipling described the jungle in 'The Jungle Book' so vividly that some might think it could be real. But in fact, it's just his great writing skills.