Father-Son Duo – Jehangir and Kaiwan Randeria – Continue Winning Streak

ByPT Reporter

Just a couple of weeks ago, on 17th December, Parsi Times shared the excellent achievements of the dynamic father-son duo – 52-year-old Jehangir Randeria and 23-year-old Kaiwan Randeria – in the field of bodybuilding, where they won gold medals and made history by also winning the overall titles, at the ‘Mumbai Shree Bodybuilding Competition’, organised by the Amateur Bodybuilding Association of Mumbai.

PT is delighted to yet again report that Jehangir and Kaiwan Randeria continued their fabulous winning streak, by winning two silver medals (one each) at the ‘Maharashtra State Bdybuilding Competition’ which was held in Ratnagiri on 25th and 26th December, 2022. They won Silver medals in their respective categories – Jehangir in the ‘Maharashtra Shreeman (Masters 50+)’ category and Kaiwan in the ‘Maharashtra Kumar (Under 25)’ category. With this win, they have now qualified to represent Maharashtra in the National Competition which will be held in February next year.

An entrepreneur in the automobile industry and the Founder of ‘Kamyo Car Spa’, Jehangir’s inspirational story comprises transforming from a typical food-loving Bawaji weighing 100 kgs to at the age of 44, when he started his fitness journey. His love for fitness drew him to competitive bodybuilding at age 48. Since then, he has won innumerable awards at the local, state and national levels. He shares, “I hope that my achievements will motivate and inspire other seniors like myself, to follow their passion, whatever it may be. I stand as proof to the adage, that age is just a number. There is no upper age to start your fitness journey. Just get started and reach your health goals in the New Year!”

Inspired by his father’s transformation, Kaiwan – a Bodybuilding Specialist and Sports Nutritionist – decided to join in and compete alongside Jehangir. The father-son duo has been growing from strength to strength with their achievements and wins.

We wish them all the best to keep this brilliant winning streak going and continue making the community and the nation proud of them in the New Year and beyond!

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