Sonu Sood Inspires Fitness at Signature Global’s DXP WellFest
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Sonu Sood Inspires Fitness at Signature Global’s DXP WellFest

Signature Global, one of India’s leading real estate developers, hosted another edition of its DXP Wellness Fest at DXP Estate, Sector 37D, Dwarka Expressway, bringing together residents, fitness enthusiasts, and wellness brands for a day dedicated to health, mindfulness, and community living.

The highlight of the event was an engaging session with actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood, who inspired participants to embrace fitness, resilience, and collective well-being. The festival also featured energetic performances by Tagra Raho, the fitness brand by M.S. Dhoni, and interactive experiences by FITTR, including Build Your Drink Live, FITTR Master Chef Challenge, and fun calorie-guessing games.
 
Guests enjoyed herbal drinks, live music, and a calming aroma experience curated by the in-house hospitality team. The DXP WellFest series has previously partnered with Matrix Academy, Ajivasan Music Academy, Tatva Spa, Shriyog by Abhay Javakhedkar, and Climbs Up by Arjun Vajpai, strengthening Signature Global’s vision to make DXP Estate an ecosystem that blends home, health, and happiness.

Signature Global, one of India’s leading real estate developers, hosted another edition of its DXP Wellness Fest at DXP Estate, Sector 37D, Dwarka Expressway, bringing together residents, fitness enthusiasts, and wellness brands for a day dedicated to health, mindfulness, and community living.The highlight of the event was an engaging session with actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood, who inspired participants to embrace fitness, resilience, and collective well-being. The festival also featured energetic performances by Tagra Raho, the fitness brand by M.S. Dhoni, and interactive experiences by FITTR, including Build Your Drink Live, FITTR Master Chef Challenge, and fun calorie-guessing games. Guests enjoyed herbal drinks, live music, and a calming aroma experience curated by the in-house hospitality team. The DXP WellFest series has previously partnered with Matrix Academy, Ajivasan Music Academy, Tatva Spa, Shriyog by Abhay Javakhedkar, and Climbs Up by Arjun Vajpai, strengthening Signature Global’s vision to make DXP Estate an ecosystem that blends home, health, and happiness.

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