Watch Video: Deepika Padukone Did This To Achieve Her Xxx Bod. Now You Can Look Like Her Too
Darpan News Desk IANS, 30 Jun, 2017 07:22 PM
A recent fitness video of Deepika is hitting headlines where she is seen training hard with her personal trainer Farhan Dhalla for the role.
In the video, xXx 3 star Deepika Padukone is seen doing a tough work-out at the gym.
Deepika’s trainer captioned this video as, “#ThrowbackThursday A sample of the training I did with Deepika Padukone to help prepare for her role in #XXXTheReturnOfXanderCage. Every moment is an opportunity for us to grow and transform.
We are all unique and have a unique path. No two paths and no two bodies are the same. You are the star of your own life 🌟. It’s important we strive to be the best version of ourselves always. Let this video inspire you to reflect and take inspired action. Who are you today? Who do you wish to become? How can you grow? Set an intention.
Have a vision and ask yourself What can I do even if it’s a small step today to grow and evolve honouring my uniqueness? 🙏🏽Then pay attention and the guidance you seek will come. I’m sending you all lots of love and Angel blessings 😇#bollywoodtrainer 🎬🇳🇪#deepikapadukone.”
This fitness session video well explained how she looks so fit and fabulous all the time we get to see her, be it her airport looks, or magazine cover and photoshoots.
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