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What Keeps Madhuri In Shape?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 07 Apr, 2015 01:39 PM

Actress Madhuri Dixit on World Health Day on Tuesday has urged her fans to stay healthy.

“Greetings on World Health Day! Let's work together to help each other stay healthy!!” Madhuri tweeted.

The dancing queen also shared what helps to maintain her body.

“Acting and dancing keep me busy and focus my mind and body. How do you keep in shape?” the mother of two posted on Twitter.

A few days back the 47-year-old also practiced archery.

“Sharp shooters on your guard. Got some archery practice in this weekend. Like something from a film...,” she tweeted.

Madhuri was last seen on the big screen in 2014 film “Gulaab Gang”.

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