Rahul Bhatt—once a contestant on Bigg Boss 4, now the family’s go‑to trainer—has kept a low profile, but his recent chat with Siddharth Kannan shows he’s more than a gym coach.
He’s the only Bhatt who can make the lads sweat while reciting movie dialogues, a combination that keeps the household lively.
In a relaxed tone, Rahul shared how he’s crossed paths with Ranbir Kapoor at least five to six times, mostly at parties hosted by the film’s stalwarts. He laughs that Ranbir was “young and full of energy” then, and that the actor asked him about handling weapons in the film Animal—a detail that hints at a playful rapport.
The nickname “Sunny Bunny” isn’t just a cute moniker; it’s a badge of honour in a family that usually keeps things formal. Rahul says the name came after a workout session where he out‑performed Alia’s sister, Shaheen, and the whole crew.
Rahul also touched on the older generation, comparing his real sister Pooja with Alia. He admits Pooja had more personality and a different flair, but credits Alia for a broader, more versatile portfolio that resonates with today’s audiences.
When it comes to his stepmother, Soni Razdan, Rahul stays calm, calling the relationship a “formality” while acknowledging her warmth. He notes that the Bhatt household is mainly a social circle: birthdays, Christmas, Diwali—these are the times he feels genuinely close to his half‑sisters.
Fans are already speculating if Rahul’s fitness regime will influence Alia’s next film, or if his candid insights will spark a new wave of family stories in Bollywood. The next big thing? Possibly a joint fitness video series that could become a cult hit.