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Television
THE svelte figures of celebrities come at a price. They spend hours in the gym or exercising for those perfect curves and that winsome demeanour. Well-known Bollywood stars follow strict workout regimes to remain fit and healthy. The Fit & the Famous on Sundays at 10.30 p.m. on NDTV Good Times is all about John Abraham’s or Shah Rukh’s six-pack abs and Hrithik’s broad shoulders and Imran Khan’s exercise regimen. This 30-minute weekly show brings to you top stars who share with us their fitness routine. Even hotties like Shamita Shetty, Sophie Chaudhary, Arbaaz Khan and Neha Dhupia, take viewers through their gym regimen and giving some really valuable tips. If it’s not the gym, then sports is the next big thing. You can join the show to play a game of squash with Rahul Bose or hockey with the Chak De India girls. A great way to lose weight and be healthy the way the celebrities do it. American Venice Experience the spirit of
Venice in one of the world’s most spectacular gaming resort. Ultimate
Vegas Casino on Tuesday at 9 p.m. on the National Geographic
Channel explores the incredible building, design, and operation of the
Venetian Casino and Resort in Las Vegas — reportedly the world’s
largest hotel. Mirrored after the canal-laden Italian city of Venice,
the resort has the replica of the Rialto Bridge, with gondoliers
crooning melodious songs. The banks are dotted with cafes and Venetian
cobblestone streetscape, with strolling performers. For a moment you
would be fooled into believing that you are going under the Bridge of
Sighs in Venice. But the most pleasant surprise awaits you as you look
up at the hotel ceiling. There’s a stunning Michelangelo-style of
fresco that covers the arched ceiling. Many guests confess that they
rarely leave the resort because there were so many things to do. — NF
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