Is Pranayama the 'Heart' of Yoga According to Malaika Arora?
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Key Takeaways
- Pranayama is essential for overall well-being.
- Malaika emphasizes balance between mental and physical health.
- Her fitness journey reflects personal growth and transformation.
- Engaging in diverse workouts is key to fitness.
- Influential cinema plays a role in her career evolution.
Mumbai, Jan 5 (NationPress) Malaika Arora is setting remarkable fitness benchmarks in 2026 with her motivating posts on social media.
In her latest Instagram update, she offered a sneak peek into her productive Pranayama practice, featuring techniques like Bhastrika, Kapalbhati, Anuloma Viloma, Bharamri, and Udgeet.
Alongside a video from her recent workout, Malaika captioned the post, "Pranayama your body has been yearning for:
1. Bhastrika
2. Kapalbhati
3. Anuloma viloma
4. Bharamri
5. Udgeet (sic)"
She emphasized that Pranayama is not merely an alternative but is essential for achieving comprehensive well-being, as it stands at the core of yoga.
Earlier, Malaika had shared her intention to focus equally on her mental and physical health this year. Setting her aspirations for 2026, she posted a video with an overlay stating, "2026 Train hard, Protect peace, Build wealth."
The post also included clips of her engaging in weight training, pilates, and yoga.
She conveyed her 2026 objectives: "move your body, protect your peace," highlighting her enduring dedication to fitness.
As she reflects on the first quarter of the 21st century, Malaika views this period as one of transformation, growth, and ongoing evolution.
In an interview with IANS, she remarked, "Personally, it’s been a journey of reinvention for me, growing beyond glamour and dance into fitness, entrepreneurship, and now a published author."
During this exclusive discussion, she also mentioned the films and performances that have significantly influenced this era.
Malaika's list of impactful dramas that reshaped Hindi cinema includes classics like "Lagaan", "Dil Chahta Hai", "Queen", "Gully Boy", and "Andhadhun". She stated, "As we conclude this chapter, films like Lagaan, Dil Chahta Hai, Queen, Gully Boy, Andhadhun etc have truly defined the era."