Superstar SRK Quits 100 Cigarettes a Day!

In an industry where the smoke often clouds health concerns, one superstar has made a remarkable turnaround. Shah Rukh Khan, Bollywood’s beloved King Khan, has long been known for his chain-smoking habits, reportedly lighting up over 100 cigarettes a day. However, in a recent fan meet, he revealed a transformative decision: he has quit smoking altogether.

The announcement comes as a breath of fresh air, not only for SRK but also for his fans who look up to him. In his candid remarks, Shah Rukh shared that he decided to quit smoking to combat persistent breathlessness. “I wanted to feel less breathless all the time, but that’s not happening yet, despite stopping smoking. But with God’s grace, I might get there sooner than later. But I feel good to have been done with my smoking habit,” he stated. His commitment to a healthier lifestyle is commendable, especially considering the toll smoking can take on one’s body.

By publicly addressing his decision to quit, Shah Rukh Khan sets a positive example for countless fans and fellow celebrities alike. His journey to overcome such a deeply ingrained habit resonates with many who may be struggling with similar addictions. It’s noteworthy that other stars, such as Mahesh Babu, have also publicly advocated against smoking after quitting, emphasizing the importance of health over habit.

Shah Rukh Khan’s bold step to quit smoking serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that celebrities can have on public health. As role models, their choices influence fans and inspire change, promoting healthier lifestyles. In an industry often glamorized for its indulgences, SRK’s transformation underscores the importance of prioritizing one’s health, proving that it’s never too late to make a positive change. His journey not only highlights personal resolve but also sparks hope for those looking to break free from harmful habits.

Maanvi Gagroo says Diwali is time to indulge in food, even if it means cheating on diet

For actress Maanvi Gagroo, Diwali is all about spending time with family, friends and indulging in food, even if it means cheating on the diet.“Diwali is one of my favourite festivals, and it has always been about friends and family,” she expressed.

The actress added: “You get dressed up, visit each other’s homes, exchange gifts, enjoy delicious food, dance, play cards—it’s an excuse to spend quality time together and have fun without feeling any guilt. It’s also a time to indulge in food, even if it means cheating on your diet.”

Maanvi also emphasised the importance of safety during the festivities.

The actress, who is an ardent animal lover, said: “While she’s not particularly scared at home, she does get a little startled when we take her for walks during Diwali because of the firecrackers. It’s essential to celebrate Diwali safely, as it involves playing with fire.”“I love lighting candles, which is actually my favourite part of decorating my house for Diwali, but you have to be extremely careful,” she says.

How does she celebrate the festival of lights?

“I do light up my house and decorate it with flowers, diyas, and candles. On Diwali day, it is relatively quiet compared to the festivities of the week. We spend time with family at home, perform a little pooja, and start getting ready in the afternoon. We clean the house to ensure it looks beautiful, take pictures, do the pooja, and then continue with our day.”The actress started her career with “Dhoom Machaao Dhoom” in 2007. She was then seen in series such as “TVF Pitchers”, “TVF Tripling”, “Made in Heaven” and “Four More Shots Please!”

In 2019, she portrayed the character of a plus size woman in a comedy movie “Ujda Chaman” opposite Sunny Singh. She has worked with Ayushmann Khurrana in “Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan”, which dealt with the subject of same-sex love.