Watch: Malaika Arora inspires fans with ‘danda yoga’
Malaika posted a video on Instagram with the caption, "#DandaYoga #workThatCore.
Mumbai: Actor Malaika Arora, who is often seen giving a glimpse of her fitness routine again dropped a video of her yoga session which gives a dose of fitness motivation.
Malaika dropped a video on Instagram and wrote, “#DandaYoga #workThatCore.”
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In the video, Malaika can be seen doing Danda Yoga with a stick.
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Netizens chimed in the comment section as they were inspired by the fitness goals given by Malaika.
A fan wrote, “Love how u cross your feet like that doing the yoga pose.”
Another fan commented, “So inspiring.”
Meanwhile, on the work front, Malaika was last seen judging the reality show ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa’ with actor Arshad Warsi and choreographer Farah Khan.
Malaika and her former husband Arbaaz Khan’s son Arhaan is also all set to enter the showbiz business. The young boy is coming up with his podcast called ‘Dumb Biryani’. Arhaan has collaborated with his two other friends, Arush Verma and Dev Raiyani, for the six-part series.
Recently, Arhaan dropped the trailer of the podcast in which young boys were seen indulging in a free-wheeling chat with Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Malaika and Orry.
Arhaan wrote in the caption of the post, “3 best friends. 1 last summer before they grow up forever. Meet this summer’s smallest blockbuster, Dumb Biryani. A 6-part limited podcast series with @iamarhaankhan @devraiyanii and @4rushverma coming soon to YouTube. A @revoliomedia original…”Malaika cheered for her son in the comment section, as she wrote, “Yayyyyyyy so proud of you @iamarhaankhan n the entire team.”
‘Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives’ cast Maheep Kapoor, Neelam Kothari Soni, Seema Sajdeh and Bhavana Pandey also marked their presence in the trailer.
Salman Khan appeared at the very end of the podcast in a red shirt that says ‘Robin Hood’ at the back.
Malaika and Arbaaz had Arhaan in 2002. They parted ways after almost 18 years of marriage.
