Smriti Irani Receives Dieting Tips From Jackie Shroff: 'Fit Reh Fat Mat Ho'

Smriti Irani recently shared photos from an event where she was sitting with Jackie Shroff and JD Majethia.

Smriti Irani and Jackie Shroff seemed to be deeply engaged in a discussion.

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New Delhi: Former actress and current Union Minister Smriti Irani has spoken out about certain dietary recommendations that Jackie Shroff gave her. The 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' actress took to social media to post candid photos of herself and Jackie, in which the two seem completely engaged in one other's company. Smriti Irani's funny caption with the post really grabbed the attention of netizens.

Smriti Irani has a prominent presence on social media, having transitioned from acting to politics. Smriti keeps in touch with several influential people in the entertainment world. She recently attended an event and a slew of famous faces were in attendance. 

On Tuesday, Union Minister Smriti Irani recounted a chat she had with Bollywood star ‘Bhidu’ Jackie Shroff at a function, and the subsequent diet advice that Shroff gave to Irani has now gone viral.

In the picture, Smriti seems to be paying close attention to what Shroff has to say. Smriti wore a saree with black and golden prints while Jackie donned an all-black ensemble.

 

 

 

 

 

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One of Smriti Irani's most famous traits is her humorous and amusing captions. Through her social media accounts, she consistently gives fans a glimpse into her life. The actress wrote the dieting tips shared by Jackie, “DIET ki salah ke do prakaar — mehnat bahut but no chamatkar. 1) Bidu wazan kam kar .. fit reh fat mat ho re anda kha baingan kha bread mat kha re .. 2) Ben wazan kam kar … diet kar kissi ko pata nahi chalega”

The other picture shows Smriti chatting with actor-producer JD Majethia.

For the unversed, Jackie Shroff regularly promotes the importance of tree planting at public events and gatherings by walking around with a little plant.