Shraddha Kapoor has an epic reason for turning vegan

Shraddha Kapoor may be getting some bad reviews for her last release ‘Saaho’, but with her next ‘Chhichhore’ she is all set to make up for that. At the same time, she has also made a great impression with her fit body. She has been an inspiration to many with her workout and health regime. The actress has upped her fitness game as she revealed that she has now turned vegan.

The actress has had quite a busy year with ‘Saaho’, ‘Chhichhore’ and ‘Street Dancer 3D’. She is constantly on her toes and yet she looks an absolute stunner. She blames it on her correct eating habits.

According to a report by Deccan Chronicle, she said that she has been vegan for over a month now. She said that she is trying it out and will see how it goes. She is also a believer of smart eating she said, “I think I am a smart eater. I love food, so I eat what I like. I love vada pav so I eat that too, but I also work out. Or else, in the night I may just have soup. But I can’t get too restrictive about my food as it’s an important part of my happiness.”

 

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She also believes that one should exercise well and keep a balance of diet and workout, “One should have balanced fitness goals. It is important to not shock your body and suddenly become fit as that can take a toll on you.”

Shraddha will be seen this Friday in ‘Chhichhore’ which has been getting some really great reviews. After this, she has Remo D’Souza’s ‘Street Dancer 3D’ over the Republic Day weekend. She said that the immense training for that film has taken a toll on her and she is still recovering from that. She said, “‘Street Dancer’ has been challenging and physically draining. I am still recovering from some of my injuries and the dancing really took a toll on me.”

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