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Even though monarchy is something that doesn't functionally exist in the framework of modern India, royal lineages and the titles associated still command the same amount of curiosity and respect, courtesy the rich legacy associated. While we still revel in the stories of kings and queens while labouring under the assumption that these are just tales from the past, if one looks carefully, one can see that we still have princes and princesses around.
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Yuvraj Jaiveerraj Singh Gohil, the Prince of Bhavnagar, is one such prince who embodies the spirit of 'what a prince should look like', thanks to popular fiction and Bollywood. He is super fashionable, and is a fitness freak at the same time who is passionate about bodybuilding.
Now that's now something we often see outside of movies, do we? The more impressive bit is, he's not just all brawn, he is also the founder and director of Handlebar Private Limited, the Director of Nilambag Palace, and an alumni of Les Roches.
While he prefers staying low key, he does hobnob with Bollywood biggies away from the public eyes, thanks to his multifaceted interests.
View this post on InstagramHis style game is inspired by the rich legacy associated with Indian royalty, and he does full justice to it - both in terms of traditional outfits and modern fares, which are functionally more sound - especially for someone fitness oriented like him.
View this post on InstagramHe has a thing for summery multicoloured kurtas, which are perfect for hot and humid weather, while being absolutely stylish at the same time. Who said princes have to be extra all the time?
View this post on InstagramHowever, this absolutely doesn't mean that he shies away from suiting up at appropriate occasions. Fitting for a prince, we say!
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All we can say is, we can't imagine the pressure this man must be putting on other princes! Phew.
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