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India Today
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Our new travel buddy: Patralekhaa wants to go bungee jumping with Rajkummar, baby
Days after announcing her pregnancy, actor Patralekhaa talked about her future family adventures and expressed that she would like to go bungee jumping or something crazier once the baby is born. She also shared her plans to take a step back from her professional commitments in a recent interview. The actor recently shared the news of expecting her first child with her husband, actor Rajkummar Rao, on an interview with Hindustan Times, Patralekhaa said, "We are thinking that once the baby is here, we must do a trip to the southern part of New Zealand because we didn't cover that. That's something that's on our bucket list now. Perhaps we can do some bungee jumping or something crazier with the baby.""Apart from feeling really tired, I don't know if the news of being pregnant with our first baby has really sunk in or not. I'm not going to shoot for another 6-7 months now. I'm just going to be at home," she added. In the same interview, the 35-year-old shared that she was pregnant during her recent trip to New Zealand. This is when she realised how Rao would be as a father, she also shared her intent to stay connected to her work through other ventures, despite the actor stated, "Well, we have another baby that's going to come soon on Netflix. So, we are super excited about that. The poster for the project will drop very soon. It is really a piece of our heart and our hard work. Many years back, we had a dream of having our own production house, and now it is coming to reality. So, this is very special for us in many ways, personal and professional."The couple have been married since November 2021. They met on the sets of their film 'Citylights' (2014), and fell in love.- EndsMust Watch IN THIS STORY#RajKummar Rao
Time of India
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta breaks the stigma around using Mounjaro for weight loss
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta recently shared his weight loss journey on social media, crediting the medication Mounjaro for helping him shed 10 kilos. He posted before-and-after photos of his transformation and talked about breaking the stigma around using medical tools for health. Hansal emphasized that there's no shame in taking charge of your well-being, as long as it's done responsibly and with proper guidance. Hansal Mehta shares a dramatic weight loss transformation The 'Citylights' director recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his impressive weight loss transformation. He posted four photos showcasing his progress and wrote about his journey, "Under medical guidance, I began Mounjaro to address rising blood sugar levels in the pre-diabetic range and to manage my steadily increasing weight." Hansal Mehta reveals his weight loss secrets The filmmaker shared that his weight loss journey included a disciplined lifestyle, such as high-protein meals, intermittent fasting, strength training, better sleep, and specific supplements. In just a few months, he lost nearly 10 kilos. He also mentioned improvements in muscle mass, energy levels, and normalized blood sugar, adding that his old clothes no longer fit. Mehta also used the post to address the stigma surrounding medications like Mounjaro, stating, "There's no shame in taking charge of your health with the tools available to you, especially when done responsibly and under supervision." Calls his weight loss journey just the beginning He encouraged others facing similar issues to consult their healthcare provider and expressed gratitude for his journey, calling it just the 'beginning.' He added that he's 'genuinely enjoying the ride' on this new path. He calls for a fresh start in Hindi cinema Hansal recently took to X to advocate for a change in Hindi cinema. He emphasized the need to move away from formulaic films and star-focused projects. The filmmaker highlighted rising talents like Vedang Raina , Adarsh Gourav , and Zahan Kapoor and stressed the importance of investing in bold stories and authentic performances to reshape the future of the industry. Hansal Mehta talks about facing 'scary time' after 'Simran' and 'Omerta' flopped: 'The cycle of debt I got into led me toward a very dark place'
