Amitabh Bachchan has to be dissuaded from doing evening workouts because his body wouldn’t recover, apologises if he’s even five minutes late: trainers

Amitabh Bachchan's wellness trainers spoke about his determination and discipline in a new interview, and also praised his punctuality.

Amitabh Bachchan has a disciplined mindset when it comes to fitness.

Celebrity wellness trainers Shivohaam and Vrindaa Mehta spoke about working with stars such as Amitabh Bachchan and Ranbir Kapoor, and pointed out the traits that make them special. In an interview, Vrindaa and Shivohaam spoke about Amitabh’s mindset at his age, his dedication to doing right by his body and mind, and what they’ve learned from him. Vrindaa joined the long list of Amitabh’s associates to praise his punctuality, and said that he is the first to apologise when he’s running even a tiny bit late.

Appearing on Humans of Bombay, the couple said that Amitabh is an icon for a reason, and that if someone as busy as him can take time out every day to exercise, then nobody has the right to make an excuse. Vrindaa’s association with Amitabh goes back decades, and she opened up about the work that she has done with him. “The mindset is, when you know something is good for you, you just do it. It’s not about comfort, it’s not about not having time… If Mr Bachchan can make time to exercise, regular people can also do it,” she said.

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She continued, “My sessions with Amit ji are more about breath work. We start off with basic breath exercises and move on to pranayams, and basic yoga stresses. Mindset… He’s the father of it all.” Asked what she’s learned from him, Vrindaa said, “Discipline, punctuality. He’s punctual to the dot. Earlier, when I used to train him, we’d start at 6 am, and he was almost never late. And if little delays were happening, he would call and say, ‘I’m running a little late, I’m so sorry about it’. He doesn’t need to apologise for five-seven minutes… We take it for granted, but I’ve learned the value of time from him.”

Shivohaam said that because of Amitabh’s busy schedule, there are times when he wants to train later in the day. But Shivohaam tells him that it would be better if he doesn’t, because it isn’t the ideal time for a workout and that his sleep cycle would go for a toss. “There are times when we have to tell him, ‘Let’s not train right now, it’s not ideal for you’. The point being, he does take out the time, whether it’s morning, afternoon, or evening, or even between meetings, because he knows it’s important.”

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