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How Bharti Singh Lost 15 Kg In 10 Months With A Simple Weight Loss Diet
How Bharti Singh Lost 15 Kg In 10 Months With A Simple Weight Loss Diet

NDTV

time14-07-2025

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How Bharti Singh Lost 15 Kg In 10 Months With A Simple Weight Loss Diet

Popular Indian comedian and television host Bharti Singh, known for her overweight persona and self-deprecating humour, stunned her fans with her weight loss transformation. Inspiring millions, Bharti Singh's weight loss journey was 10 months long, and she reportedly lost around 15 kg. In a podcast with YouTuber and actor Prajakta Koli, Bharti revealed her weight loss on an episode of Bharti TV Podcast. Bharti Singh On Her Weight Loss Journey She had shared that her weight loss journey was not just about shedding the extra kilos but also about improving her overall health. She revealed that she was dealing with asthma and diabetes, but she feels healthier and more energetic after losing weight. "I have reduced my weight from 91 kg to 76 kg. I am also surprised that I have lost so much weight. But I am happy that I am feeling healthy and fit now. I do not get breathless now and feel lightheaded. My diabetes and asthma are also under control," she said in an interview. When Bhart Singh Revealed Her Weight Loss Secrets Intermittent Fasting When Bharti Singh surprised her fans and the industry with her weight loss transformation in 2021, she credited intermittent fasting for it. "I do not eat anything from 7 pm to 12 noon. I eat in the afternoon. I have eaten a lot of food for 30-32 years, and after that, I gave time to my body for one year and accepted everything," she further added. Intermittent fasting is believed to be one of the most effective weight loss methods. A 2022 study published in the Nutrients found that short-term fasting, such as intermittent fasting, can help improve your metabolism, which in turn can help you burn more calories. She Didn't Skip Meals Bharti Singh revealed that she made sure to add everything she loved in her diet and eat her favourite dishes, but in moderation. Skipping meals to lose weight can sometimes backfire. Studies have found that eating in moderation can help, but skipping dinner or any meal together can lead to problems. Portion Control Bharti Singh shared she practised portion control to avoid overeating and keep a check on her calorie intake. It is a method in which a person manages and controls the amount of food they eat during meals. According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, practising portion control can help you maintain a moderate weight. Stick To Meal Timings Many people underestimate the importance of sticking to maintaining meal timings, but Bharti Singh made sure to follow them to the T. She made sure to follow her meal timings, even on hectic days, and avoid eating at odd times. And this helped her lose weight. Bharti Singh Shares How She Feels After Her Weight Loss Losing a whopping 15 kg can be a source of pride and happiness for many, and it was the same for comedian Bharti Singh. She had revealed, " Main toh bahut khush hoon patli hoke. Kitna maza ata hai jab crop top mil jate hain apne size ke. Mere ko bada maza ata hai, ache ache kapde mil jate hain (I am so much happier after losing weight. I find crop tops in my size now. I enjoy that I get to wear nice clothes)." While weight loss will not promise happiness, it may improve your health, which in turn can make you feel good about yourself. But remember that every individual's journey is different, and you may not see the same results with what Bharti Singh has followed. It is crucial to check with your doctor to ensure that the weight loss diet or fitness regimen you pick caters to the needs of your body.

Prajakta Koli only Indian on TIME100 creators list
Prajakta Koli only Indian on TIME100 creators list

India Today

time11-07-2025

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  • India Today

Prajakta Koli only Indian on TIME100 creators list

YouTuber and actor Prajakta Koli, widely recognised by her online persona MostlySane, has been listed among the 100 most influential digital voices in the 2025 TIME100 Creators List. This recognition makes Koli the first and only Indian-born creator to be included in this prestigious compilation, featuring notable digital influencers her gratitude, Koli shared her emotions on Instagram, saying, "There's so much I should be feeling right now, and even more I should be saying. But honestly, in this moment, only two words come to mind: thank you. Thank you to my audience, for showing up, for believing, for staying. Thank you to my family, for standing beside me through every messy, magical moment. Thank you to my team for being my rock (sic)."advertisementReflecting on her journey, Koli added, "And thank you to 21-year-old Prajakta, who dove headfirst into storytelling as a creator with no plan, no prep, no roadmap just heart. Just instinct. Just the love for stories. So yes, thank you. I guess that's all there is to say. And maybe, it's everything (sic)." See the full post here: Photo: Instagram/Prajakta Koli The TIME100 Creators List celebrates the influence of digital creators who have significantly impacted global audiences. Alongside Koli, the list includes influential figures like Jimmy Donaldson (Mr. Beast), Khabane Lame, Kai Cenat, and Mel Robbins. This highlights her substantial contribution to digital content her digital success, Prajakta Koli is an advocate for social change and has collaborated with esteemed organisations such as the International Olympic Committee, UN, Gates Foundation, World Economic Forum, and COP career includes acting roles in Netflix's series 'Mismatched', and Bollywood films like 'Jugjugg Jeeyo' and 'Neeyat'.- EndsTrending Reel

Prajakta Koli joins MrBeast, Jay Shetty on inaugural 'TIME 100 Creators' list. Check her education, husband and career
Prajakta Koli joins MrBeast, Jay Shetty on inaugural 'TIME 100 Creators' list. Check her education, husband and career

Economic Times

time10-07-2025

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  • Economic Times

Prajakta Koli joins MrBeast, Jay Shetty on inaugural 'TIME 100 Creators' list. Check her education, husband and career

Synopsis YouTuber and actor Prajakta Koli has been named the only Indian on TIME Magazine's inaugural TIME 100 Creators list, which highlights the world's most influential digital content creators. Known as 'MostlySane' online, Koli began her journey in 2015 with relatable comedy sketches and has since expanded into acting, hosting, activism, and writing. With over 7 million YouTube subscribers and 8 million Instagram followers, she has become a prominent voice in Indian digital media. YouTuber Prajakta Koli YouTuber-turned-actor Prajakta Koli has made history by becoming the only Indian to feature on TIME Magazine's first-ever TIME 100 Creators list, which recognises the world's most influential digital voices. The list, unveiled in 2025, includes prominent names like MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson), Khabane Lame, Jay Shetty, Kai Cenat, and Mel known widely by her digital alias 'MostlySane,' responded to the recognition with a heartfelt note on Instagram, thanking her audience, family, team, and her younger self who started the journey with 'no plan, no prep… just heart.' Her emotional post quickly gathered thousands of reactions, with fans celebrating her milestone as a proud moment for Indian digital creators. Prajakta Koli was born and raised in Thane, Maharashtra. She studied at Vasant Vihar High School and later earned a degree in Bachelor of Mass Media from Vinayak Ganesh Vaze College in Mumbai. Her educational background laid the groundwork for her eventual foray into content creation and began her YouTube journey in 2015 with a channel that focused on relatable comedy sketches. Posting under the name MostlySane, she quickly gained traction for content that humorously explored Indian family life and social scenarios. Her channel has since amassed over 7 million subscribers, while her Instagram following exceeds 8 YouTube, Koli's portfolio has expanded into acting and hosting. She made her acting debut with the short film Khayali Pulao in 2020, followed by the Netflix coming-of-age series Mismatched, where she played the role of Dimple Ahuja. The show's popularity led to multiple seasons, cementing her status as a fan-favourite. She also appeared in Bollywood films like Jugjugg Jeeyo and Neeyat, and hosted the YouTube Originals fitness series Pretty 2025, she added 'author' to her resume with her debut novel Too Good To Be True, further showcasing her storytelling skills. Alongside her creative pursuits, she's also known for her activism, especially in areas of climate change and gender equality. She has worked with global initiatives like Michelle Obama's girls' education campaign and was named India's first UNDP Youth Climate Koli has been in a long-term relationship with Vrishank Khanal, a legal professional currently working as a director at Morgan Stanley. Born in Kathmandu, Khanal completed his law education at DY Patil College in Mumbai after studying at the University of Cambridge. The couple met through mutual friends in 2011 and have been together since. Khanal, who is also an avid adventurer, often shares glimpses of his hobbies—like biking, golfing, and playing the guitar—on social to her inclusion in the TIME 100 Creators list, Koli described the honour as 'humbling' and said it reflected the impact of 'authentic storytelling.' She also emphasised the responsibility that comes with a platform, stating that content creators have the power to inspire positive change, whether through humour, advocacy, or education.

Prajakta Koli joins MrBeast, Jay Shetty on inaugural 'TIME 100 Creators' list. Check her education, husband and career
Prajakta Koli joins MrBeast, Jay Shetty on inaugural 'TIME 100 Creators' list. Check her education, husband and career

Time of India

time10-07-2025

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  • Time of India

Prajakta Koli joins MrBeast, Jay Shetty on inaugural 'TIME 100 Creators' list. Check her education, husband and career

YouTuber-turned-actor Prajakta Koli has made history by becoming the only Indian to feature on TIME Magazine's first-ever TIME 100 Creators list, which recognises the world's most influential digital voices. The list, unveiled in 2025, includes prominent names like MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson), Khabane Lame, Jay Shetty, Kai Cenat, and Mel Robbins. Koli, known widely by her digital alias 'MostlySane,' responded to the recognition with a heartfelt note on Instagram, thanking her audience, family, team, and her younger self who started the journey with 'no plan, no prep… just heart.' Her emotional post quickly gathered thousands of reactions, with fans celebrating her milestone as a proud moment for Indian digital creators. Prajakta Koli's Education and Career Prajakta Koli was born and raised in Thane, Maharashtra. She studied at Vasant Vihar High School and later earned a degree in Bachelor of Mass Media from Vinayak Ganesh Vaze College in Mumbai. Her educational background laid the groundwork for her eventual foray into content creation and storytelling. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Brain tumor has left my son feeling miserable; please help! Donate For Health Donate Now Undo Koli began her YouTube journey in 2015 with a channel that focused on relatable comedy sketches. Posting under the name MostlySane, she quickly gained traction for content that humorously explored Indian family life and social scenarios. Her channel has since amassed over 7 million subscribers, while her Instagram following exceeds 8 million. Beyond YouTube, Koli's portfolio has expanded into acting and hosting. She made her acting debut with the short film Khayali Pulao in 2020, followed by the Netflix coming-of-age series Mismatched, where she played the role of Dimple Ahuja. The show's popularity led to multiple seasons, cementing her status as a fan-favourite. She also appeared in Bollywood films like Jugjugg Jeeyo and Neeyat, and hosted the YouTube Originals fitness series Pretty Fit. In 2025, she added 'author' to her resume with her debut novel Too Good To Be True, further showcasing her storytelling skills. Alongside her creative pursuits, she's also known for her activism, especially in areas of climate change and gender equality. She has worked with global initiatives like Michelle Obama's girls' education campaign and was named India's first UNDP Youth Climate Champion. Personal Life: Who is Vrishank Khanal? Prajakta Koli has been in a long-term relationship with Vrishank Khanal, a legal professional currently working as a director at Morgan Stanley. Born in Kathmandu, Khanal completed his law education at DY Patil College in Mumbai after studying at the University of Cambridge. The couple met through mutual friends in 2011 and have been together since. Khanal, who is also an avid adventurer, often shares glimpses of his hobbies—like biking, golfing, and playing the guitar—on social media. A Humbling Milestone Reacting to her inclusion in the TIME 100 Creators list, Koli described the honour as 'humbling' and said it reflected the impact of 'authentic storytelling.' She also emphasised the responsibility that comes with a platform, stating that content creators have the power to inspire positive change, whether through humour, advocacy, or education.

Prajakta Koli Becomes The Only Indian On 2025 TIME100 Creators List
Prajakta Koli Becomes The Only Indian On 2025 TIME100 Creators List

NDTV

time10-07-2025

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  • NDTV

Prajakta Koli Becomes The Only Indian On 2025 TIME100 Creators List

YouTuber-turned-actor Prajakta Koli, popularly known as MostlySane, has recently been named the 100 most influential digital voices in the inaugural 2025 TIME100 Creators List. The honour positions Koli as the first and only Indian-born creator to be featured on this esteemed list. The list that only features the world's most noteworthy digital content creators also featured global luminaries such as Jimmy Donaldson (Mr. Beast), Khabane Lame, Kai Cenat, and Mel Robbins to name a few in the prestigious list. Prajakta Koli's Career Prajakta Koli started her journey on YouTube in 2025 with comedy sketches rooted in everyday Indian life. She soon gained popularity and recognition for her comedy videos. Today, she has over 7 million YouTube subscribers and 8 million Instagram followers. But Prajakta's influence extends well beyond sketch comedy. She has starred in Netflix's popular series Mismatched, appeared in Bollywood films like Jugjugg Jeeyo and Neeyat, and hosted the YouTube Originals series Pretty Fit. In early 2025, she added a new feather to her cap with the release of her debut novel, Too Good To Be True, showcasing her versatility as a storyteller. Prajakta Koli is also an advocate for social change and has partnered with global initiatives. She has worked with prestigious organisations like the International Olympic Committee, UN, Gates Foundation, World Economic Forum, and COP Summit. Her journey from aspiring radio jockey to being a part of the acclaimed Creators For Change YouTube Originals docuseries featuring Michelle Obama, which won a Daytime Emmy Award, was a big highlight of her career. As the first Indian creator with a YouTube Originals show Pretty Fit, Prajakta Koli has been a Forbes India 30 Under 30 alumnus and GQ India's Most Influential Young Indians list 2025 as well. Her latest achievement in the TIME100 Creators list is a reflection of the growing global recognition of South Asian creators. Prajakta Koli Shares Excitement After Receiving The Honour Sharing her excitement and gratitude, Prajakta Koli shared a post on Instagram with a caption, "There's so much I should be feeling right now, and even more I should be saying. But honestly, in this moment, only two words come to mind: thank you. Thank you to my audience, for showing up, for believing, for staying. Thank you to my family, for standing beside me through every messy, magical moment. Thank you to my team for being my rock." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Prajakta Koli (@mostlysane) "And thank you to 21-year-old Prajakta, who dove headfirst into storytelling as a creator with no plan, no prep, no roadmap… just heart. Just instinct. Just the love for stories. So yes, thank you. I guess that's all there is to say. And maybe, it's everything." she added.

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