Manushi Chhillar discloses that, at his father’s advice, she became a non-vegetarian in order to fulfill her part in “Bade Miyan Chote Miyan.”

For her part in the movie “Bade Miyan Chote Miyan,” Manushi Chhillar said that she had switched from a vegetarian diet to a non-vegetarian one, making headlines.
The information was disclosed in a recent interview with Zoom, when she openly spoke about the difficulties and inspirations for this big change in diet.Manushi had always been a vegetarian, so when she first started eating meat, she was hesitant.

But she was stuck in the middle of a conflict with COVID-19 and shooting obligations. Her father, a doctor, advised adding meat to her diet to make sure she had enough protein since she needed to gain muscle and keep her body in tact while she recovered.
Manushi recalled the shift and said her father had played a crucial part in supervising her meals and making sure she had the nutrients she needed. She eventually accepted the adjustment, despite her initial resistance. “He used to sit on the table and watch me and forcefully make me finish my food,” she said.