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Alia Bhatt


Alia Bhatt





Alia Bhatt needs no introduction. She acts, she dances, she sings, she performs on stage and whatnot. Alia is undoubtedly one of the most gifted talents of her time and favourite of all.





Her fitness is an inspiration and like so many other celebrity, her's also a journey from fat to fit.





She is talented, she is beautiful, she is intelligent and she is an inspiration.









She is a talking point around every other corner for a movie lover ever since her first movie student of the year hit the screen. She is loved and appreciated not only in India but in the whole world. Alia is a spontaneous actress like not many others.





Her transformation journey from fat to fit is an inspiration for many.









Alia Bhatt does not shy away from revealing her transformation journey and even regularly discuss her fitness routine on social platforms.





She posts fitness Vlog on youtube on a regular basis.






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a1-_0_NS_A




Eating plenty of fruits, veggies and drinking a lot of water includes in her normal day to day routine. She had lost 16 kg in just 100 days just before her Bollywood debut.





Alia Bhatt Personal Information





Date of Birth - 15 March 1993





Hometown - Mumbai, India





Religion - Hindu





Nationality - British





Father - Mahesh Bhatt (Director, Producer)





Alia Bhatt Physical Appearance





Height - 5'3"





Weight - 54 Kg





Eye color - Black





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