Soha Ali Khan's Gym Buddy Oreo Is Slacking Off in Hilarious Workout Video

Actress Soha Ali Khan humorously called out her dog Oreo for being a lazy gym buddy who enjoys the air conditioning instead of exercising. She shared an adorable video contrasting her intense workout with her pet's relaxed demeanor. In a separate heartfelt post, Soha paid tribute to her mother, veteran actress Sharmila Tagore, calling her maternal home the place where she's still "someone's baby girl." The post also featured a sweet moment of her daughter Inaaya hugging her grandmother.

Key Points: Soha Ali Khan's Dog Oreo Is Her Lazy Gym Buddy

  • Hilarious gym complaint about her dog
  • Oreo the dog is her workout companion
  • Shares heartwarming post with mother Sharmila Tagore
  • Daughter Inaaya featured in family moment
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Soha Ali Khan complains 'my gym buddy is not pulling his weight'

Actress Soha Ali Khan shares a funny video complaining her dog Oreo won't "pull his weight" during her workout, while also posting a sweet tribute to her mother Sharmila Tagore.

Soha Ali Khan complains 'my gym buddy is not pulling his weight'
"I'm here for the workout, he's here for the air conditioning - Soha Ali Khan"

Mumbai, March 17

Actress Soha Ali Khan loves to keep her Instagram family motivated by sharing glimpses from her intense workout sessions on social media. However, the 'Rang De Basanti' actress has a small complaint about her gym buddy.

In her latest social media post, Soha revealed that her fur buddy Oreo is not pulling his weight in the gym.

She shared that her four-legged friend got weighed recently, and he has been coming to the gym with her since.

However, while Soha is sweating it out in the gym, Oreo simply refuses to pull his weight.

"I'm here for the workout, he's here for the air conditioning", claimed the 'Chhorii 2' actress.

While Soha is busy lifting the weight, the only thing her furry friend lifts is the mood.

In the video posted by her on her official Instagram handle, Soha can be seen fully focused on her exercise, whereas her fur baby is simply having a gala time.

"Is your gym buddy pulling his weight?! Mine (sic)," the caption on the post read.

Soha's social media feed is full of such fun yet inspiring social media posts from her gym sessions.

She further uses the platform to treat the netizens with various glimpses from her time with her loved ones.

On Sunday, Soha published a heartwarming glimpse with her mother, veteran actress Sharmila Tagore.

Pouring her heart out, she mentioned that her maternal house is the only home where she's still somebody's baby girl.

Posing alongside the veteran actress in a red saree paired with traditional jhumkas and a small bindi, Soha included the text, "The only home where I'm still someone's baby girl."

In the other still, her daughter Inaaya can be seen warmly hugging her grandmother, Sharmila Tagore.

Soha even added her mother's timeless song, 'Taarif Karoon Kya Uski', as the background score.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Love seeing celebrities being so normal and sharing these cute moments. Also, the part about her mother's home hit right in the feels. That's so true for every Indian daughter, no matter how old you get.
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Aman W
While the pet content is fun, I sometimes wish celebrities would use their platform for more serious issues too. Just a thought. The mother-daughter pic is beautiful though.
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Sarah B
"I'm here for the workout, he's here for the air conditioning" - that line cracked me up! So well put. And the song 'Taarif Karoon' with her mom's picture is such a perfect, classic touch.
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Karthik V
It's nice to see a Bollywood star keeping it real. No heavy makeup, no designer gym wear, just a simple workout and family love. More of this, please!
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Nisha Z
The multigenerational photo with Sharmila ji, Soha, and Inaaya is everything! It shows such strong roots and bonds. Our culture truly values this. Warmed my heart.

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