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Aaradhya Bachchan joins city based gym

NEWS IN BRIEF - BOLLYWOOD

Looked focus and concentrating hard on her work

In an exclusive news of India's leading newspaper Times of India, grand-daughter of Bollywood's first family, Bachchan joined city based gym where she will take training for zero figure and good health without eating much. Times of India claimed the success of this exclusive news and also posted Aaradhya's photo in gym on its cover story.

In a sting operation made by Times of India reporter who was on special duty of tracking Aaradhya 24x7 found her in a gym walking around Bench, having exercises such as crunch, sit-ups and front raise, biceps curl, bench press, etc.

"Aaradhya was very much enthusiastic towards all the exercises such as using dumbells, bench, having cardio, etc. But physical trainer, Satyajit Chaurasia asked her to calm down and she can do all the exercises gradually," said source.

The reporter said that Aaradhya looked focus and concentrating as like her mother and grand father.

"I found a lot of conviction in her eyes and face for getting her self to zero figure levels," said the reporter.

However, trainer's denial for more gymming turned everything into sour and Aaradhya started crying for not allowing few more exercises and her mumma, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan had to control her.

"Yes we both were there," said Aishwarya's husband Abhishek Bachchan "While I was incidentally changing her nappy, she started crying. As I couldn't understand the language of kids, Aishwarya told me that it was her desperation to complete all the exercises in first day."

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