Fascinated LN Mittal wants to acquire Aamir Khan’s 8-pack abs
Guess who wants to look like Aamir? It’s one of the world’s richest men, industrialist LN Mittal, who wants to get a bod as fabulous as Mr Perfectionist.
|Last Updated: Jul 23, 2009, 03:15 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Spicezee Bureau
Mumbai: Guess who wants to look like Aamir Khan? It’s one of the world’s richest men and media magnate, industrialist LN Mittal, who wants to get a bod as fabulous as Mr Perfectionist. And the moolah churner is leaving no stones unturned in his quest for seeking Aamir perfected 8-pack abs.Sweating and toiling for hours everyday, the 58-yr old CEO of Arcelor Mittal is spending a major portion of his time in gym. Out to acquire the famous abs, the business tycoon is sure finding the task as tough as any of his famous acquisitions.
And the man he is trusting for this mammoth task is none other than Satyajit Chaurassia, the guy who was responsible for Aamir’s power packed avatar in ‘Ghajini’.
Confirming the news, Satya told reporters, "He wanted to know how Aamir managed to develop such physique at 44".
After looking at Aamir’s work out videos and diet plans, Mittal asked Satya to stay back in London for a month and train him. Determined as Mittal is, he asked his manager to re-schedule his routine in order to fit the 2 hour work-out session.
With Mittal already close to his goal, Satya is all praises for the industrialist’s gusto. Talking about Mittal’s determination, he told a news daily, “He is one of the fittest celebrities I have ever met. He surprised me with his physical and mental power."
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