What Easy Tips Does Bhagyashree Share for Pain-Free Lower Back and Hip Relief?
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Key Takeaways
- Simple exercises can alleviate back and hip pain.
- Maintaining a disciplined lifestyle promotes overall wellness.
- Spiritual journeys can provide a sense of purpose and clarity.
- Travel experiences can enhance life perspectives.
- Social media is a powerful tool for sharing health tips.
Mumbai, Dec 30 (NationPress) Actress Bhagyashree recently utilized her social media platform to offer straightforward tips for alleviating lower back and hip discomfort.
In a video, she demonstrated several simple and quick exercises designed to relieve tense muscles.
Bhagyashree noted, “Start your day without back pain. Incorporate these easy muscle release exercises to diminish stiffness in your lower back and hips. Rise feeling revitalized, prepared to embrace a new day. Wishing everyone a Happy New Year in advance. #tuesdaytipswithb #stretching #exercise #muscles #backpainless.”
At the age of 56, Bhagyashree maintains her fitness through a structured lifestyle, while also making time for leisure and adventure.
Recently, the Maine Pyar Kiya star embarked on a spiritual journey to the revered cities of Kashi and Banaras in India.
Alongside her husband, Himalaya Dassani, she traveled to Banaras to conclude the year 2025 with spiritual significance.
On Friday, she shared several photos and videos featuring her husband in Banaras, allowing followers a glimpse into their experiences in the holy city.
She expressed, “This spiritual journey at year’s end was a moment of pause and reconnection that aligns us with the universe. Our faith guides us confidently toward our future.”
Additionally, the actress was spotted traveling on the Indian Railways after quite some time and expressed her excitement on social media.
“Chhukchhuk gaadi!! A train journey after ages. Kudos to Indian Railways for connecting numerous cities in India. It’s an intricate, extensive network,” she remarked.
She and her husband were seen dashing towards the train and even took a peek into the first-class compartment.
–IANS