Indian action superstar Tiger Shroff is popularly known for his magnificent screen presence which comes along with the number of hours he spends in the gym. But not many know that despite the number of hours he spends building his muscles and maintaining them in the gym, he doesn't let go of his cheat days easily.

Recently while talking about his cheat meals and how passionately he eats food on Sundays, he said, "Har Sunday ko mera cheat day hota hai!! (Every Sunday is my cheat day) Chocolates, ice creams, pizzas, vada pav- I mix everything up and eat."

He added, "4 to 5 scoops of ice creams minimum on a cheat day and a half to 1 kg of cake, I could eat alone. Hence, I have a huge sweet tooth!!”

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In the world of glitz and glamour, Shroff stands out not only for his on-screen charisma but also for his authentic approach to health and well-being.

Meanwhile, on the work front, he will next be seen in Ganapath, Baaghi 4, and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan amongst many others.

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Indian action superstar Tiger Shroff is popularly known for his magnificent screen presence which comes along with the number of hours he spends in the gym. But not many know that despite the number of hours he spends building his muscles and maintaining them in the gym, he doesn't let go of his cheat days easily.

Indian action superstar Tiger Shroff is popularly known for his magnificent screen presence which comes along with the number of hours he spends in the gym. But not many know that despite the number of hours he spends building his muscles and maintaining them in the gym, he doesn't let go of his cheat days easily. Recently while talking about his cheat meals and how passionately he eats food on Sundays, he said, "Har Sunday ko mera cheat day hota hai!! (Every Sunday is my cheat day) Chocolates, ice creams, pizzas, vada pav- I mix everything up and eat." He added, "4 to 5 scoops of ice creams minimum on a cheat day and a half to 1 kg of cake, I could eat alone. Hence, I have a huge sweet tooth!!” Also read: Priyanka Chopra no longer an owner of New York eatery Sona In the world of glitz and glamour, Shroff stands out not only for his on-screen charisma but also for his authentic approach to health and well-being. Meanwhile, on the work front, he will next be seen in Ganapath, Baaghi 4, and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan amongst many others. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Did you know that Tiger Shroff’s cheat day includes a mix of chocolates, pizzas, vada pav, cake & icecreams?

Israeli Health Ministry has adopted a characteristic to persuaded people for the vaccination, especially the ultra-orthodox. Countries orthodox Jews population have been disproportionately affected by the Coronavirus with misinformation about the vaccine. WION brings you a report.

Israel ultra orthodox Jews get Pizzas after vaccination

Spain is playing with new ways to counter the direct implications of COVID-19.&nbsp;

Public places like restaurants and malls remain at the highest risk of enabling coronavirus infection and causing new clusters to create.

A Spanish restaurant just came up with the perfect fix. The restaurant has come up with new ways to minimise contact among waiters and staff, which will effectively reduce the risk of coronavirus infections.

All about the funk!

Located in the country's northeastern Mediterranean coast, the the restaurant, called "Funky Pizza" has come up with a mobile application called "Funky Pay", which has been integrated in the restaurant's ordering system.

This means your server will no longer need to physically engage with you at all.

<h6><img alt="An employee using the &quot;Funky Pay&quot; app informs clients that their order is ready, at Funky Pizza restaurant, where the app replaces waiters, in Palafrugell, near Girona, Costa Brava, Spain July 31, 2020" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="610559bf-c9bb-45d1-b327-02924e2354cf" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Untitled%20design-5_10.jpg" /> 
An employee using the "Funky Pay" app informs clients that their order is ready, at Funky Pizza restaurant, where the app replaces waiters, in Palafrugell, near Girona, Costa Brava, Spain July 31, 2020. | Reuters</h6>

 
The restaurant, situated in Palafrugell in Costa Brava is very popular with tourists. The best part of this move, is perhaps that the waiter does not bring the food to your table. The app has been specifically designed to cater to social distancing needs given the trying times.

"Through this system we have tried to keep physical distance with our clients, which is what people are looking for during COVID," restaurant owner Carlos Manich told Reuters.

Literally zero contact!

To make management of orders easier, the staff tracks the orders through screens behind the bar. Coronavirus has changed life for all of us, and this restaurant is no different - it has become table service only, and has made it mandatory for people to wear face masks at all times when away from tables.

<h6><img alt="Employees pick up the pizzas near an IPad with the &quot;Funky Pay&quot; app, which helps tracking orders of clients and where, with a system of colours, clients can see when it is in the kitchen or when it will be arriving, at Funky Pizza restaurant, where the app replaces waiters, in Palafrugell, near Girona, Costa Brava, Spain July 31, 2020" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="df80ac36-fe7f-478e-b896-524964429253" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Untitled%20design-6_9.jpg" /> 
Employees pick up the pizzas near an IPad with the "Funky Pay" app, which helps tracking orders of clients and where, with a system of colours, clients can see when it is in the kitchen or when it will be arriving, at Funky Pizza restaurant, where the app replaces waiters, in Palafrugell, near Girona, Costa Brava, Spain July 31, 2020. | Reuters 
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"The application is very user-friendly ... and you can also track your order and see when it is in the kitchen or when it will be arriving," Claudia Medina, 26, who was eating at the restaurant told Reuters.

Of course, not everyone agreed.&nbsp;"I think we lose the feeling with the waiter, for example when you order you can't ask about different preferences or quantities," said another patron&nbsp;Javier Comas, 26.

Spain is playing with new ways to counter the direct implications of COVID-19. Public places like restaurants and malls remain at the highest risk of enabling coronavirus infection and causing new clusters to create.

Spain is playing with new ways to counter the direct implications of COVID-19. Public places like restaurants and malls remain at the highest risk of enabling coronavirus infection and causing new clusters to create. A Spanish restaurant just came up with the perfect fix. The restaurant has come up with new ways to minimise contact among waiters and staff, which will effectively reduce the risk of coronavirus infections. All about the funk! Located in the country's northeastern Mediterranean coast, the the restaurant, called "Funky Pizza" has come up with a mobile application called "Funky Pay", which has been integrated in the restaurant's ordering system. This means your server will no longer need to physically engage with you at all. An employee using the "Funky Pay" app informs clients that their order is ready, at Funky Pizza restaurant, where the app replaces waiters, in Palafrugell, near Girona, Costa Brava, Spain July 31, 2020. | Reuters The restaurant, situated in Palafrugell in Costa Brava is very popular with tourists. The best part of this move, is perhaps that the waiter does not bring the food to your table. The app has been specifically designed to cater to social distancing needs given the trying times. "Through this system we have tried to keep physical distance with our clients, which is what people are looking for during COVID," restaurant owner Carlos Manich told Reuters. Literally zero contact! To make management of orders easier, the staff tracks the orders through screens behind the bar. Coronavirus has changed life for all of us, and this restaurant is no different - it has become table service only, and has made it mandatory for people to wear face masks at all times when away from tables. Employees pick up the pizzas near an IPad with the "Funky Pay" app, which helps tracking orders of clients and where, with a system of colours, clients can see when it is in the kitchen or when it will be arriving, at Funky Pizza restaurant, where the app replaces waiters, in Palafrugell, near Girona, Costa Brava, Spain July 31, 2020. | Reuters "The application is very user-friendly ... and you can also track your order and see when it is in the kitchen or when it will be arriving," Claudia Medina, 26, who was eating at the restaurant told Reuters. Of course, not everyone agreed. "I think we lose the feeling with the waiter, for example when you order you can't ask about different preferences or quantities," said another patron Javier Comas, 26.

Spanish pizzeria takes social distancing to another level with new mobile application!

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