Happy birthday, Kareena Kapoor Khan! Admiring her fittest looks ever
What's the story
Kareena Kapoor Khan needs no introduction, for her stellar onscreen performance and gorgeous looks are enough to warrant anyone's attention.
The diva has been a fitness inspiration for several people for years and has also encouraged them to adopt a healthy lifestyle.
On her birthday, let's put together her fittest onscreen appearances and what she did to look that appealing.
Size-zero
'Tashan': Bebo's size-zero figure was a perfect 10/10
Kapoor Khan flaunted a size-zero figure in Tashan which quickly became a rage.
As per reports, to achieve this look the actor did a combination of yoga and followed dietician Rujuta's diet. She was able to drop her weight from 68 kg to 48 kg!
"I'd love to make this fact clear that I lost weight the right way," she shared with FilmFare.
10-hor training
'Veere Di Wedding': She trained for almost 10 hours daily
Per sources, Kapoor Khan started filming for Veere Di Wedding soon after she gave birth to her first child Taimur.
To look fit in the film, she spent almost 10 hours daily at the gym, as reported by Mid DAY.
Not just that, a special Pilates machine was set up in her Delhi hotel on which she spent an hour daily.
Body toning
'The Crew': Kapoor Khan is toning her body like anything
The Crew is one of this year's much-anticipated films, especially for Kapoor Khan's fans.
Reportedly, the actor is gearing up for her role by doing a plethora of exercises to tone her body.
Per sources, she is doing both at-home workouts (the snippet of which she posted on Instagram) and gym exercises with medicine balls and other props.
Combination exercises
'Heroine': The diva did a combination of exercises
Playing a glamorous and successful film star as herself in Heroine, the actor had to make sure she looked fit and fab.
While she has always been fab, she did a combination of cycling, yoga, swimming, and running to look super toned.
She also included strength training exercises like squats, lunges, push-ups, pull-ups, weight lifting, etc.