Milind Soman's 86-year-old mother nails skipping, fans call it incredible
The video, shot on a misty balcony or terrace overlooking a valley, shows mother and son in perfect sync as they skip together. Fans flooded the comments section, praising Usha's fitness levels. 'Aai skipping rope at 86 is truly incredible,' wrote one admirer. Another said, 'That is incredible. May we all learn something from her.' Many expressed hopes of being even 'half as fit' at her age, while others dubbed her 'ultimate fitness goals.'
Milind, who began his career as one of India's first male supermodels in the 80s before moving into acting with music videos like 'Made in India' and films such as '16 December', has always been an advocate for an active lifestyle.In recent years, he has returned to his athletic roots, taking part in gruelling events like the Berlin Marathon and the Ironman Triathlon.- EndsTrending Reel
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