‘Too good papa': Hrithik Roshan amazed by dad Rakesh Roshan's intense workout routine at 75
At 75, filmmaker Rakesh Roshan shows no signs of slowing down regarding fitness. In a recent Instagram video, he gave fans a glimpse into his rigorous workout routine, showcasing a level of discipline and strength that stunned social media.
In the now-viral video, Roshan can be seen powering through intense exercises, from boxing drills and leg workouts to lifting heavy weights, and working with battle ropes and stability balls. His intense routine, done under the guidance of a personal trainer, also included stretches and squats with weights placed on his shoulders.
Alongside the video, Roshan wrote in the caption, 'It's not about being healthy — it's about feeling your best every day.'
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The inspiring post quickly earned plaudits from fans and celebrities alike. His son, Hrithik Roshan, couldn't hide his admiration, and commented, 'Uff damn! Too good Papa.' Veteran actor Anupam Kher wrote, 'Har Har Mahadev!', while Suniel Shetty reacted with a heart emoji. Action director Sham Kaushal, father of actor Vicky Kaushal, added, 'Kya baat. So inspiring. Rakeshji.'
Tiger Shroff also chimed in, saying, 'Lovely sir.'
Several fans also hailed Roshan's workout, with one commenting, 'Inspiration of Hrithik Roshan.' Another user wrote, 'Wooow Real Krrish is Back.'
On the professional front, Roshan earlier shared an exciting update about the Krrish franchise. Sharing a throwback picture with his son, he announced that Hrithik will be directing the much-anticipated Krrish 4.
Last month, a video of veteran actor Dharmendra performing a water aerobics session impressed social media users. In the viral video, the 89-year-old was seen working out in a swimming pool, dressed in a T-shirt and signature hat. He floated with the support of a tube and performed body movements under the guidance of his trainer.
Dharmendra's video received warm reactions from his children. His son Bobby Deol responded with a string of heart emojis, while daughter Esha Deol dropped heart and evil eye emojis.
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