Fit-ting in

The undying spirit of Milkha Singh inspires me, says Gavie Chahal Gavie Chahal essays the role of Nand, Krishn’s father in Radha Krishn on Star Bharat. The actor is known for his craze about fitness. Gavie tries out a lot...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:44 PM Nov 22, 2019 IST

The undying spirit of Milkha Singh inspires me, says Gavie Chahal

Gavie Chahal essays the role of Nand, Krishn’s father in Radha Krishn on Star Bharat. The actor is known for his craze about fitness. Gavie tries out a lot of tricks to keep him fit and says Milkha Singh inspires him when it comes to being fit. The actor said, “I always take inspiration from India’s Flying Sikh Milkha Singh to keep myself fit. At 90, he is as healthy as a young 25-year-old boy. He still beats the new- age children in a race.”

Gavie further adds, “If I could become even 50 per cent of Milkha Singh sir, then it is nothing short of an achievement for me. I always follow a strict diet like him. I always try new sports activity, so that I can understand the flexibility of my body. Apart from this, my daily 2-hour workout time is fixed.”

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