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Shahrukh Khan's decision to quit smoking must have given many of his fans and well-wisher s a sigh of relief. One of

them is Dr. Pankaj Chaturvedi associate professor, head and neck service, department of surgery, Tata Memorial

Hospital who wrote about the star's increasing influence among his fans and his habit of smoking.
Here it is…

Dear Shah Rukh Khan ji,

Your pledge on the eve of your 40th birthday celebration to quit smoking is bound to have a huge impact on curbing

tobacco menace in our country. Tobacco is a Duplicate of suffering and death.

Maya Memsaab may be finding it a Chamatkar that her Raju Bangaya Gentleman! Though late, we are happy that

you realized that smoking isn't about Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham but it is all about suffering.

Ram Jaane, if you know that tobacco is the commonest causes of preventable death in youth. It is a Paheli

for all of us that knowing well the fate of Devdas-like lifestyle, you chain-smoked for several decades. Perhaps,

when it comes to picking up smoking habit, Dil To Pagal Hai. O Darling Yeh Hai India where 2,200 people

die every day due to tobacco related diseases. Despite several tough laws and awareness campaigns, smoking in India

is on the rise. Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani!

Every day more than 55,000 new children pick up tobacco habit in India apart from several millions that are already

addicts.

Hey Ram! A study showed that those whose favourite stars smoke on screen are 16 times more likely to have

positive attitudes toward smoking.

Unfortunately, our Baazigar politicians say Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa when it comes to banning depiction of

tobacco on screen. You became Asoka of Bollywood not because you smoked on screen, but because you

acted well.

Zamaana Deewana hai aapka! You can achieve a much bigger status if you become the mascot of the

anti-tobacco mission. You are the Baadshah of cinema and if you talk about Anjaam of tobacco addiction to your

fans in Swades or Pardes, it will show your Mohabbatein for them.

Yes Boss, you have got the power to instill Darr in addicts by telling that if they smoke then there is no guarantee

that Kal Ho Na Ho. If they find quitting difficult, you can reassure them by saying Main Hoon Na! Chalte

Chalte, I would urge you to spread the message that tobacco se Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Har Dil Jo Pyar

Karega should quit tobacco.

We need a Fauji with Josh like you in our army against Dushman Duniya ka i.e idiot tobacco industry.

Forget about us, smoking will affect your own health and we hope that aapko Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna pade on

account of your poor health.

This will also save your Chaahat i.e. your wife and son from passive smoking. Guddu, when cameras are

turned off, shooting is called off, your fans disappear and the sweat washes away your outer cover, your health will be

your true companion.

Those of your Deewana fans, whose tobacco habit was promoted and legitimized by you, Achanak feel cheated

by your anti-smoking sentiments.

Quitting tobacco isn't so easy. You may have access to the best tobacco cessation facility in the world but all the addicts

aren't so fortunate. O bollywood's Veer, Zaara think about them!

- Pankaj Chaturvedi