How Boney Kapoor Lost 26 Kg With A Simple Diet And No Extreme Weight-Loss Workout
Pictures of a leaner Boney Kapoor dressed in casual as well as semi-formal looks are making heads turn amidst the internet goers. While fans are loving his all new sartorial spree, they are also praising him for his transformational weight loss. According to News18, Boney Kapoor lost a total of 26 kilos and he did so without setting foot in the gym.
As per reports, the secret behind Boney Kapoor's weight loss is a simple diet and lots of discipline. Apparently, his breakfast only includes fruit juice and jawar roti, and he skips dinner and opts for a soup at night. This simple diet and strong will helped him achieve this transformation.
Its so inspiring that without following a fancy diet or a very strict fitness regime, Boney Kapoor has transformed his body with a clean diet and sheer dedication. This makes it clear that if one really wants to cut down their weight, things simply come down to will power and simple everyday habits.
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