Malaika Arora Bumps Into Angad Bedi In Bandra Post Yoga Session - Watch

Malaika Arora is no doubt a fitness enthusiast and an inspiration for many. But it seems there are others from B-town who are quite enthusiastic about the morning fitness routine. Malaika Arora, who is often spotted in and around Bandra for her yoga session, bumped into Angad Bedi recently. The two seemed to have a friendly chat when the paparazzi spotted them. The video of the two has been shared online, and fans speculate what their discussion is about.

Malaika Arora was seen in full athleisure wear. She sported a grey jogger with a cropped black fitted top. On the other hand, Angad Bedi was seen cycling in the neighbourhood wearing black sports shorts, a t-shirt, and a polo cap, along with white sneakers.

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Angad Bedi is quite motivated by his athletics. He recently won gold in the 400-meter race in the Open International Masters 2023 Athletics Championship in Dubai. He dedicated the award to his father, cricket icon Bishan Singh Bedi, post his demise. The renowned cricketer died at the age of 77, following a long illness. This was Angad’s first appearance in an international contest. He won a silver medal in a sprinting contest held in his hometown Mumbai earlier. Angad was most recently seen in R Balki’s Ghoomer, which was also his first on-screen collaboration with his father, the late Bishan Singh Bedi. Next, Angad is going to appear in Jio Cinema’s A Legal Affair.

Meanwhile, Malaika Arora is busy with her reality show, Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 11. In the most recent episode of the popular dance reality programme Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa season 11, Malaika Arora burst into tears as she remembered her impoverished childhood home and family. Reacting to one of the performances on the show, she said, “We used to live in a rented house. We didn’t have our own house. I mean, as far back as I can remember, we lived in a rented house. We often joke and say that we lived in a matchbox during our childhood.” She further recalled. “I remember how small the house was. If we walked around, it seemed like someone might get hurt. It was very, very difficult. So obviously, the first thing I wanted to do when I could afford it, after saving up a bit of money, was to buy a house. And I wanted to tell my mom about it.”