Krishna Shroff has been dishing out health goals through her Instagram account and her fitness journey is nothing short of an inspiration. Jackie Shroff’s daughter, Krishna, refused to follow the path of films and rather indulged into a healthy lifestyle. In a recent interview, she opened up about embracing fitness, because of the criticism she faced as an overweight child.
Krishna told mid-day, “No matter what was going on in my life, I was focused. Seeing how far I was able to push myself week after week had a direct impact on my mind. It gave me a newfound sense of confidence I didn’t necessarily have growing up because I was an overweight kid, who was sometimes thrown into the limelight when I’d go out with my father. People are cruel. Reading criticism at such a young age was a lot. I was able to channelise that in a positive way through fitness.” She added that people should be more mindful with their words as not everyone can take the criticism positively.
She further stated that fitness is a personal journey and no fame is going to help one in it. “There were many days where I didn’t feel like going to the gym or sticking to that diet. But I am so proud of [myself] for sticking with it because no amount of daddy’s fame or money can give this to you. It’s your hard work and it’s you versus you every single day. I was able to overcome that,” added Krishna.
Having found her calling in fitness, Krishna has opened her own mixed martial art studio.
Krishna told mid-day, “No matter what was going on in my life, I was focused. Seeing how far I was able to push myself week after week had a direct impact on my mind. It gave me a newfound sense of confidence I didn’t necessarily have growing up because I was an overweight kid, who was sometimes thrown into the limelight when I’d go out with my father. People are cruel. Reading criticism at such a young age was a lot. I was able to channelise that in a positive way through fitness.” She added that people should be more mindful with their words as not everyone can take the criticism positively.
She further stated that fitness is a personal journey and no fame is going to help one in it. “There were many days where I didn’t feel like going to the gym or sticking to that diet. But I am so proud of [myself] for sticking with it because no amount of daddy’s fame or money can give this to you. It’s your hard work and it’s you versus you every single day. I was able to overcome that,” added Krishna.
Having found her calling in fitness, Krishna has opened her own mixed martial art studio.
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