This Bollywood diva is all set to silence those who body shamed her post her pregnancy.
Former Miss World, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, is all set to make her comeback with Jazbaa and her envious bod in the upcoming film is solely because of her dedication towards exercise.
Stills from the film's song Kahaaniyaan show Ash sweating it out. It seems that the Bollywood superstar is all set to silence those who body shamed her post her pregnancy.
Dressed in a black track suit, Aishwarya looks ready to kill her morning run routine:
PHOTO: FACEBOOKNot only that, but the Bollywood diva also makes sure to add yoga to her exercise regime. The best part about her workout? She gets to do it by the beach.
Check out her yoga poses:
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PHOTO: FACEBOOKLast seen in Guzarish, Sanjay Gupta's Jazbaa will mark Ash's comeback to the silver screen after a five-year hiatus. Aishwarya will be seen portraying the character of a criminal lawyer alongside Irrfan Khan.
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Earlier, at the trailer launch of the much-anticipated film, Aishwarya responded to the queries regarding her absence. She said, “I haven’t felt being absent, though going by the time and the number of releases that we do have, of course, I wasn’t making movies."
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"But a lot of ladies here who’ve completely experienced what I’m wonderfully feeling right now will agree that we have no concept of time. We don’t realise how time flies by,” she added.
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The actress also said that she doesn't feel that Jazbaa is her 'comeback'. She said, “Being a working mother, I really did not delve into this absence factor. And probably that’s why I haven’t necessarily focused on the term ‘comeback’."
The film also starring Jackie Shroff and Shabana Azmi is slated to release on October 9.
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