How To Get In Shape? "Majili" Actress Samantha Akkineni Shares Her Daily Diet Routine!

Ariana Linh |Apr 13, 2019

Actress Samantha Akkineni is fresh off her newest blockbuster "Majili". This beautiful actress recently shared the diet plan that helps keep her in shape.

Samantha Akkineni and her husband, Naga Chaitanya are on the top of the trending list with their latest hit movie Majili. The film is well-loved by fans and critics for its theme and solid performances. However, the success of a movie doesn't mean Samantha can slack off.

Samantha is one of the fittest actresses in Bollywood. Let's have a glimpse at how she keeps in shape through her diet plan.

In an interview with Upasana Kamineni Konidela, the actress shared what she eats daily. Samantha starts her morning with avocado and eggs. After that, she had proteins like fish, lamb, and millets for lunch. She adds some eggs and sweet potatoes if she ever feels peckish during meals. Then, at dinner, this health-enthusiast finishes off her day with a healthy mix of meat, veggies and more millets. According to the actress, Sundays are cheat days. She enjoys an Indian-style rice dish calls biryanis, shrimps and spicy food.

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During an event to celebrate Majili, Samantha attributed a lot to Naga Chaitanya for the film's success. She says she's proud of how well-received her husband is for his role. The lovely wife exclaimed that the news leaves her in bliss. Samantha also thanked director Shiva Nirvana, for both Maliji and their previous movie Ye Maya Chesaave.

The actress went on to comment about how on edge she was as the release date of Maliji draws near. Samantha recalled that on the time of the premiere, she was still awake at 2 a.m. She couldn't sleep until the verdict was out. And immediately after it came, Samantha cried.

Then, she contemplated the importance of a movie to its actors. She added that she wouldn't have known what to say to Naga if the film didn't meet the audience's expectations.