Synopsis
Actor Rohit Roy reminisces about his time filming the Holi song from 'Delhii Heights' while celebrating Holi. In a nostalgic video, he recalls the fun of filming and shares insights from his experience on set, including valuable dieting tips from John Abraham.Key Takeaways
- Rohit Roy shares a nostalgic Holi video.
- Featured song from the movie 'Delhii Heights'.
- Interesting anecdotes from filming 'Mumbai Saga'.
- Dieting advice from John Abraham.
- Importance of balancing indulgence with moderation.
Mumbai, March 14 (NationPress) Actor Rohit Roy is feeling sentimental as he marks the festival of Holi. On Friday, he took a stroll down memory lane, sharing a nostalgic video of a Holi song from his film Delhii Heights.
The clip also features Neha Dhupia. In the caption, he wrote a heartfelt note, stating, “HOLI HAIIII. What an adventure it was to film this song from my movie. DELHI HEIGHTS. Sung by the incredible @kailashkher and @sonukakkarofficial. Starring my friend @jimmysheirgill and @nehadhupia. And my last project with the legend, Om Puri sahab. Directed by the visionary @officialanandkumar !! Anand, Tera Bobby tyaar hai. Phir se (sic)”.
Previously, the actor shared an intriguing story from the filming of Mumbai Saga, along with valuable dieting advice from actor John Abraham.
In an archived video, Rohit spoke with Cyrus Broacha on the latter’s podcast. He recounted, “I’ll tell you a story about John. We were filming Mumbai Saga. Another actor, Shaad Randhawa, owns Bayroute, a premium restaurant in Mumbai. Fabulous cuisine, and we were filming in South Mumbai. So he’d say, ‘come, let’s order food from Bayroute’. Naturally, when John Abraham orders lunch, it’s a full spread with kebabs and all, truly exceptional food.”
He continued, “However, John wouldn’t eat a single thing and would let us indulge in the entire feast. He is a vegetarian. On the first day, I noticed he wasn’t eating. The second day was the same. Then we realized he was ordering the food, feeding us, while not consuming anything himself. Then he said, ‘Don’t worry, you’ve enjoyed your meal, just avoid carbs tomorrow.’ And that was his serious advice.”
“So the day you indulge, if you feast today, just skip carbs the next day,” he added.
