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5 things that we admire about Arjun Kapoor

Murtuza Iqbal

June 26, 2016
10:47 am
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5 things that we admire about Arjun Kapoor

Very Good Actor

Last, but not the least. Arjun is a very good actor and currently the favourite of many filmmakers. One can say that he is the most wanted munda in B-Town.

Sense Of Humour

Arjun has a very good sense of humour and we have seen that at many events he attended. Even while promoting the film ‘Gunday’, he and Ranveer Singh were just amazing with their antics and made us ROFL.

Extremely Hot

One cannot ignore the fact that Arjun Kapoor is damn hot and all the female fans start drooling when they see him on the big screen. And we are sure that he is also a man crush of many guys.

Fitness Inspiration

Arjun was an obese guy weighing 140 kgs. However, he transformed himself into a well-toned guy. There are many guys who after a point don’t have hope to lose weight and we are sure Arjun is an inspiration to them.

Family Man

We have always seen that Arjun’s first priority has been his family. He loves his sister Anshula a lot and not just that, but he has always been supportive to his cousins as well.

The heartthrob of Bollywood Arjun Kapoor celebrates his birthday today. The actor, who made his Bollywood debut with ‘Ishaqzaade’ in 2012, has come a long way since then. Arjun, who has huge fan following, has been a part of successful films like ‘Gunday’, ‘2 States’ and ‘Ki & Ka’. He will next be seen in ‘Half Girlfriend’.

Arjun has always been quite cordial with everyone in the industry and at many events we have seen him happily posing with his fans for a picture. Today on the occasion of his birthday we have listen down 5 things that we admire about Arjun.

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Murtuza Iqbal

‘Eat Sleep Bollywood Repeat’ is his life Mantra. Dance is his first love and Rani Mukerji is his eternal crush. He is someone who loves being himself, and as for the ones who don’t agree, his reply? “Talk to my hand!”