Abigail Pande and Aashka Goradia go topless for THIS

MUMBAI: Aashka Goradia and Abigail Pande are two popular names in the world of television. The duo has carved a niche for themselves by their hard work. The two ladies are now grabbing eyeballs for going topless for yoga.  

Abigail, who made her debut with Kya Dil Mein Hai, is known for being a fitness enthusiast and yoga addict. She had let go of all her inhibitions in her latest Instagram post and gave all the credits to yoga practitioner on Instagram, the nude yoga girl. The actress went topless, practicing one of the asana. She also wrote a long post, thanking the internet yoga sensation for making her feel liberated in life and changing her perspective towards life and society.

The actress wrote, “My many words may not be able to express how much I appreciate what @nude_yogagirl is doing.  Many of You may not resonate with her insta handle but don’t we all know how attractive headlines and titles walk you towards what a person is trying to express, do we not know that judging a book by its cover is not the ultimate climax, so yeah! Nude and yoga might not have anything in common but it’s expression together may mean world to people who experience it, I was shy and scared and fearful of taking a shot that might make me feel liberated.”

Abigail also thanked her BFF and actress Aashka in her post for encouraging her by letting go of her fear and being a bodyguard to her during this photoshooot. “Only because I kept thinking what others would think, my friend and also my photographer plus bodyguard in the moment @aashkagoradia said “Abby, let go off the fear of what others think, it won’t make you feel empowered.” Just in that moment I let go off, in my mind I knew there is no watching me but me, and just in that moment I had to let go, for me. Here’s my story what’s yours? #nuedisnormal” she wrote.

Previously, Aashka, who became popular after portraying the role of Kumud in Kkusum on Sony TV, too went topless, practicing a yoga aasana.

Take a look below.

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When you're happy and you know it, it shows definitely one of the happiest trips I've had. Yoga, nature and beautiful people around me. Thanks @ibrentgoble for this retreat. I somehow needed this so much right now.. I've never felt lighter and I guess that's pretty evident.. #peaceofblue @aashkagoradia thanks for the lovely click. No one could do it better

A post shared by Abigail :)) (@abigail_pande) on Jul 23, 2019 at 6:42am PDT

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#Repost @nude_yogagirl I’ve talked with the amazing @aashkagoradia about the sexualisation & objectification of women in India. I wanted to share her thoughts with you.”A new paradigm is shifting in our collective psyche. Stale mentalities are starting to whither and rightfully die. Necessary for an evolving society. . Exhaustingly and hypocritically, we as a society look down at broad displays of the female form as it appears in the moment. On screen, completely accepted (pending the budget of such displays crosses a certain 7-figure total). And the male form, no issue there - the more muscles, the better. But the female form...this angle of the topic is still being strangled to death by the perspectives of generations before us. The old diatribe of “Pura pheno, log kya kehenge?!” [Cover up. What will people say?] is still muttered in every household. . We have the Sari - of the most enchanting styles of garment in the world. The midriff blouse, highlighting the soft curves of a woman’s figure, is revered. It’s traditional! Conservative, you can say! But a bikini - oh no...baring a woman’s legs AND her stomach...”oh no,...too much.” And don’t even think of insinuating toplessness! . Thankfully, this toxic mindset is being swept back to the sea of history like the 5pm high tide. People are catching wise to social codes once accepted without question. “Why did we need to cover up?” Because men get ideas! Because men start thinking dirty thoughts! Because boys only think about one thing! . So I have to stifle my expression, my creativity, my art, because others have a problem. No, enough. I’m done with that. And you should be too. . On the very walls of our beloved Khajuraho Temple, or extremely popular museums, hundreds of graphic sexual scenarios can be seen by young and old. It’s woven into our culture. Yet it’s acceptance goes only as far as the grounds it lays on, charging a nominal fee to catch a glimpse. Then we depart, back to the world of “how a good Indian daughter behaves.” . The female form is the most beautiful of God’s creation. It is the vehicle to create life itself. Its expression should be celebrated. Not covered up.”

A post shared by Aashka Goradia Goble (@aashkagoradia) on Jul 31, 2019 at 9:02pm PDT