Rubina Dilaik’s new aerial yoga video is the fitness motivation you need on Monday. Don’t miss
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Rubina Dilaik doled out fitness inspiration as she shared a video of herself performing aerial yoga on Instagram.
Television actress Rubina Dilaik has left the internet amazed with her new workout video. If Mondays are all about the blues for you, her video will definitely help shoo them away and leave you inspired.
Rubina Dilaik took to Instagram today, March 21, to share a glimpse of her aerial yoga session. In the compilation video, she is seen nailing an array of difficult aerial yoga poses while hanging from the hammock.
“The pain of regret is greater than pain of discipline,” she wrote in the caption as she shared the clip. She also called herself an aerialist in the Instagram post.
Watch the video here:
Within 6 hours of being posted, Rubina’s video garnered over 90k likes and more than 6 lakh views. Netizens were immensely impressed and flooded the comments section with compliments.
Rubina Dilaik is the winner of Bigg Boss season 14 and is best known for her role in the television show Choti Bahu. She has also played significant roles in other TV soaps such as Shakti - Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki and Punar Vivah - Ek Nayi Umeed. She is married to Abhinav Shukla and is all set to make her Bollywood debut with the film Ardh.
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