Gul Panag Recollects The Time When “Carrying Son Nihal On Her Shoulders Was No Biggie”

New Delhi:

Gul Panag’s newest submit is a throwback to the time when carrying her son Nihal on her shoulders wasn’t an enormous deal for her. The actress, making the very best use of Throwback Thursday, share a photograph from the time when her son was tiny. She could be seen carrying Nihal on her shoulders and smiling for the digicam within the image, which seems to be from a village. Sharing the picture, Gul Panag wrote that now, she will be able to’t carry Nihal on shoulders so she carries him “piggyback,” which she has been “making an attempt to do for longer intervals” by constructing sufficient power. “Throwback to when carrying Nihal on my shoulders was no biggie! Would stroll round for hours with him. And in addition do squats and lunges. Now I carry him piggyback, and I am making an attempt to construct sufficient power to do this for longer intervals. At present at three.5 KM,” she wrote within the caption.

Gul Panag married her longtime boyfriend Rishi Attari in March 2011 in a conventional Sikh ceremony. Their son Nihal was born in the year 2018. The actress typically shared photos and movies of her son on her Instagram – a few of them characteristic the duo dancing collectively whereas others present Nihal accompanying Gul Panag throughout her exercise classes.

Fitness in the times of Covid Trying to pursue a fitness regimen whilst being confined to the house, can be a huge challenge. One has to think out of the box and apply past learnings. For over a decade now, I have always used yoga as my go to workout when travelling. I do it in hotel rooms. All I need is a 3×6 space. This too came from a past learning. Because I often cited travel as an excuse to break my fitness regimen. Then HE ( the spouse, for the uninitiated) sat me down and reminded me that his job is all about travel and that he is in a hotel 15 days a month and yet he exercises 6 days a week as do lots of others . From that day on, I reoriented my outlook. I began to look for space . Not excuses. I use yoga both for cardio ( 100 surya namaskaar take about 30 minutes and works up a good sweat ) as well as for strength . And of course flexibility. In fact today at 41, I’m as flexible, if not, more than when I was 20! Yoga is great for the mind too. To talk about and demonstrate the mental & physical benefits of yoga , I have @inspire_zu joining me LIVE today at 12 noon. Arezu is an the Youngest Kundalini Certified teacher, she was certified at 14!! She will guide us through a Meditation- Pranayama for cooling affects to combat anxiety, teach us asana practices to releases tensions and fear and build up a sweat while we’re at it! Do tune in!! Details on stories

A submit shared by Gul Panag (@gulpanag) on Apr 17, 2020 at 10:26pm PDT

Finding new and innovative ways of keeping Nihal occupied, while trying to get my work done. Trying to make a timetable for the day, which includes work time, meal time ( synchronising Nihal’s and ours ), physical activity time ( no gym so free hand, plyometrics, yoga- in the room, garden or roof), rest time and play time. Days that I’m able to stick to the time table & schedule l, are productive, enjoyable. Days where I ‘go with the flow’ become stressful by the end of the day ( Nihal meal and nap time gets disrupted- he’s then cranky . As a result my work ( household chores and professional commitments – calls and VCs we’ve closed our production company office & are operating from home all piles up . How are you guys managing ? Building a structure ? Or going with the flow ?

A submit shared by Gul Panag (@gulpanag) on Mar 19, 2020 at 11:56pm PDT

Gul Panag made her debut in Bollywood with the 2003 movie Dhoop. She went on to characteristic in motion pictures like Dor, Jurm, Manorama Six Ft Beneath, Whats up, Straight and Ab Tak Chhappan 2. The actress, who’s a former Miss India, grew to become a pilot like her husband in 2016. She had a quick profession in politics too.