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I have this strong feeling that if they ever tried to remake Mission Impossible in Bollywood, the only person who could do justice to the role would be Milind Soman.
That gorgeous and fit-as-a-fiddle model/actor is already our desi Ironman, has proven that he can run for kilometers on end without basic footwear, and has pretty much completed several international marathon missions too!
And if his latest challenge is any indication, he probably has his impossible mission lined up already! Impossible for us, mere mortals, I mean. Not for him!
So yesterday, Milind Soman tweeted about his new year fitness resolution and trust him to come up with something only he can follow through!
Guys this year, I’m starting a new fitness resolution! Doing a 7 Hour Marathon every day! Yup, you read that right. Who wants to join me? #7hourmarathon
— Milind Usha Soman (@milindrunning) January 16, 2018
Yep, you read that right! Soman wants to take up the Herculean task of running a 7-hour marathon every day! If your brain’s zapped and you’d like to rub your eyes before reading this again, don’t. He actually wrote that.
And while we basic humans tend to fudge on our new year resolutions the very next day, this man’s resolve seems iron-clad!
But see, Twitter could live with that. What the Tweeple could not comprehend was how did Milind assume he’d be able to find company for this crazy mission!
7 hours? Seriously? Even Ethan Hunt wouldn’t accept that mission! People’s reactions to this ran in different directions other than a ‘Yes, I will’!
The first reaction, of course, was utter shock and confusion.
1. How did you assume?
— Law Of Substraction Billa (@beppobeppo) January 16, 2018
2. Wait… so that means 2,555 hours in a year? Or do we get weekends off?
— Bahadur 2.0 (@my2bit) January 16, 2018
Then, they began listing their priorities. And naturally, sleep came first!
1. ‘Sleeping’ was probably silent in the tweet.
Marathon sleeping session. I m with you
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) January 16, 2018
2. Of course, that’s only fair.
Thanks but I already sleep more than that https://t.co/MA3riVxCRB
— Aditya Srivastava (@aditya_twister) January 16, 2018
Next, they set out to find a good enough excuse to decline. And everyone had the same one, apparently!
1. Such responsibilities. Much how?
Help me understand this! How can one have 7 hours- after work, home, spouse, eat, sleep, shower etc?
— PB (@PBnrg) January 16, 2018
2. That’s fine. But uncle kisko bola?
uncle we have office, responsibilities etcetera https://t.co/YWeQwjH9Gy
— black lives matter (@i_r_squared) January 16, 2018
3. Boss, bye!
..WOW, m in it, first let me resign from my job …… pic.twitter.com/tIgdvn2RFA
— M-hesh (@M_hesh26) January 16, 2018
4. Arre bhai bhai bhai bhai!
Bhai Naukri, Biwi Bache Wale Hain 😔
— Saurabh Bohra (@saurabh_bohra) January 16, 2018
5. Maandavli much?
7 hours marathon after 10 hours of office and 2 hours of traffic.
We don't possess that luxury sir.
Thoda to kam karo 🙏— chetan vashistth (@chetanhere) January 16, 2018
6. Them feels!
https://twitter.com/one_by_two/status/953249855991791618
A few alternates were also suggested. Some good ones, if you ask me!
1. Chalega kya?
I will eyeroll instead 😛
— PB (@PBnrg) January 16, 2018
2. Genius! I’m in too!
Sure, I’ll join. Only I will be running on this planet. pic.twitter.com/1g1q7Yw2Gu
— Quarantine Tippler (@MrTippler) January 16, 2018
Marathon has a different meaning in our layman dictionaries.
1. Marathon bole toh?
Like a #netflixandchill marathon? 😬
— Shika (@ShriyanShika) January 16, 2018
2. I’ll bring the popcorn. You bring your account password! Deal?
I'm in. Tell me which series. https://t.co/QrJHyNtGVj
— #Ish (@WhatMenBugger) January 16, 2018
3. It’s all about practice. Soon, it’ll be 7 hours and you’ll feel nothing. Except perhaps, existential crisis.
I get tired after 3 hour Netflix marathon. https://t.co/myAbTPxHfU
— Trendulkar (@Trendulkar) January 16, 2018
And finally, they resigned to making some astute observations and conceding defeat.
1. Excellent service, I assume?
Milind is running so much nowadays! People have been building a door delivery app around him #7HourMarathon https://t.co/davcvVLqPb
— Mayuri⭐ (@Mayuri6) January 16, 2018
2. That would be unfair. No one can run like Milind!
Why did kattappa kill bahubali? Because he couldn't run like Milind #7HourMarathon https://t.co/uUj5NdzQxb
— Fathima (@tweety_aysshh) January 16, 2018
3. Kaafi dard.
Whenever CBSE results came out, the local newspapers would reach the Topper's house and the ask the kid, how many hours did he study everyday. The kid would quote a random number.
And your parents would use that as a benchmark to judge and curse you.
One more benchmark- https://t.co/u1MNUvCY5D
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) January 16, 2018
4. And Bro, agar tu mujhe bolega saath me aane ko, toh I will make jokes!
https://twitter.com/notb_666/status/953251449349160960
5. Humse na ho payega!
This proves superhumans do exist in our world #determination #fitness #7HourMarathon https://t.co/vH1g8hNDMv
— Moiz Borker (@MoizBorker) January 16, 2018
Moral of the story: Milind Soman’s idea of a marathon is different than normal humans’ idea of a marathon. And never the twain shall meet!
But best of luck to you, @MilindRunning!
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