Aashka Goradia does Maksikanagasana in new yoga video. Mouni Roy reacts
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Aashka Goradia took to Instagram to share a video from her yoga session. Mouni Roy loved it.
If you follow Aashka Goradia on Instagram, you would know she is an ardent fitness enthusiast. She regularly shares glimpses from her intense workout sessions on the social media platform and inspires her fans to exercise regularly.
The Naagin actress swears by yoga and also practices pole dance to maintain her overall well-being. On Wednesday, Aashka shared an amazing video from her workout routine. It showed her performing a difficult yoga asana by the pool.
Watch the video here:
In the aforementioned video, Aashka performed Maksikanagasana. It is also called Grasshopper or Dragonfly pose. Performing this asana requires a lot of strength and practice. In the caption, Aashka also described its benefits.
“It works the arms, shoulders, and upper back while opening your hips and pelvis. Start and build your practice,” she wrote.
Inspiring, right? Well, her close friend and actress Mouni Roy was also impressed with Aashka’s new video. She took to the comments section to express the same. She dropped a heart-eyes emoji.
See her comment here:
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