Amitabh Bachchan is known for expressing his thoughts on blog and X, as he keeps his fans updated about his work and life. The actor has opened up about his recent struggle with sleep, his efforts to resume a regular gym routine and the challenges of keeping up with fitness as his body demands more rest. In a new post on his blog, the veteran actor shared details of his early morning routine, including his attempts to adjust the font size while writing and his decision to get out of bed after waking up with thoughts of completing the post. This comes after recently, the actor had shared that the doctor has asked him to take a break.He wrote, “Still struggling with the font size of the letters when writing the Blog .. if someone knows how, do explain … went to Google but could not understand the instructions ..up a bit early, for it was playing on my mind that i should have written the Blog last night .. so up and about and hoping to catch the sleep again… if it comes.”Reflecting on his attempts to fall asleep, Amitabh Bachchan added, “At times on the net you get so many physical motions to activate sleep .. tried all and nothing happened .. so best to do it the natural .. get in to the coverings , cuddle like the fetus we were before evolving and facing the World .. and DONE .. snoring and all… Aaaahhhh… a yawn .. indicator of the shortage of the Oxygen needed .. so shall retire.”The actor also spoke about his disrupted gym schedule and his plans to get back to exercising regularly. Referring to the phrase ‘Don’t let the old man in’, he acknowledged that while the mind may be ready to work out, the body does not always cooperate.“Gyming has been a bit non routined , so trying to bring it back in line .. for, the demanding work all over taxes the body and mind .. and a little more attention needs to be accommodated .. The mind says YES ..but the BODY says – ’hold on buddy’, don’t let the old man in ’ easier said than done .. but DO IT ..so I shall IT,” he wrote.On work front, Bachchan is currently busy hosting ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati 18’.
