Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 22 (ANI): Motivating people to stay fit, ever-young actor Anil Kapoor on Monday shared his video running on a race track with full energy.

The 63-year-old actor put out a video on Instagram wherein he is seen running on a sprint race track. In the video, Anil is seen racing as he gets instructions and motivation by an instructor to push harder and run in full speed, amid a bright sunny afternoon. The 'Malang' actor is seen sporting red T-shirt black jogging pants with a matching cap and wearing gloves amid as protection gear from the coronavirus.

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Along with the video, Kapoor wrote, "Back at it!#startingagain #mondaymotivation @yohanblake @movevo.fit @marcyogimead"(with a running athlete emoji).

With the video hitting Instagram, the video got viewed by more than 75k followers with celebrity followers showering words of appreciation in the comments section.

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Shilpa Shetty commented, "#fitness #goals @anilskapoor " with two thumbs up and clapping emojis.

Meanwhile, daughter Rhea Kapoor also praised her father in comments saying, "Dad "(with a smiling emoji).

Lately, Anil Kapoor has been quite active on social media and has been updating her fans about his activities by sharing pictures and videos.

Earlier, the ever-young actor, upping his selfie game further, tried his hands-on the timer selfies and posted his very first timer selfies on social media. (ANI)

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