Shraddha Kapoor’s terrace workout is giving us major fitness goals!

Shraddha Kapoor is one of the fittest actresses and has always given us major summer body goals. Because she can’t head to the gym to get her daily dose of workout considering the Coronavirus lockdown, she has found a fun alternative. The actress has had quite a busy year with multiple releases and has worked with almost no breaks.

Shraddha Kapoor’s terrace workout is giving us major fitness goals!

The lockdown is giving her enough time to spend with her family and she is clearly making the most of this break. She took to her Instagram to share a video of herself working out on the terrace and it looks super fun! Jumping, running, and squats are in general really fun to do but we can’t help but notice how Shraddha Kapoor is all smiles while she works out.

Take a look at it.

 

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Being home ???????????? #TerraceWorkouts #StaySafeStayHome #MondayMotivation

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Also Read: Shraddha Kapoor says she is making the most of this time by staying home during the lockdown



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