Actor: Quitting Smoking Is A Personal Battle

On World No Tobacco Day, actor Kanwar Dhillon highlighted that overcoming tobacco addiction relies on personal determination. While acknowledging that information on smoking's dangers is readily available, Dhillon stressed that quitting is an individual responsibility. He expressed support for anti-smoking campaigns but suggested their repetitive nature in cinemas might be excessive, given existing warnings on cigarette packs.

Dhillon also shared his concern about the growing association of smoking with a 'cool' image among young people, leading many to start as a trend that eventually becomes a habit. He firmly stated that as an actor, he would portray smoking if a character demanded it but would not personally adopt the habit. Dhillon concluded by advocating for year-round awareness of tobacco's severe health risks, urging informed choices to stay away from addiction.