Actors often push their physical limits to prepare for roles, undergoing extreme transformations to achieve the desired look.

Rohit Roy recently revealed that he undertook a "stupid" and "dangerous" water diet to lose weight. Here's why water fasting is not an ideal choice.

“I had to look a certain way for the role, so I went on a water diet,” Rohit said. “I lost the weight, but it came at a cost.

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Rohit’s statement sheds light on the severe risks of extreme dieting, like the water diet and raises awareness about adopting healthier methods for weight loss and fitness.

Actor Rohit Roy recently shared that he lost 16 kilograms for his part in the Vivek Oberoi film Shootout at Lokhandwala. Roy said he would never do anything like that again.

Rohit Roy revealed he followed an extreme and unhealthy water diet for his role in the 2007 film Shootout at Lokhandwala.

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