For six years, Akshay Kumar's unique ad combined anti-smoking message with menstrual hygiene advocacy, impacting public health dialogue in India. The CBFC has now retired it, shifting focus to new health campaigns.

Akshay Kumar's long running anti-smoking advertisement has been discontinued after six years. CBFC have now launched new ad campaigns.

Audiences will no longer see Akshay Kumar's well-known anti-smoking advertisement, affectionately dubbed the Nandu ad, in theaters. According to recent reports, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has decided to pull this ad,

After reports of Akshay Kumar and Nandu’s iconic ad being discontinued surfaced on the internet, netizens paid tribute

Akshay Kumar's popular anti-smoking 'Nandu ad' will no longer be shown in cinemas. The CBFC has removed it and a new ad has been shown in its place.

The iconic ‘Nandu’ anti-smoking ad featuring Akshay Kumar, which played before any film presentation in theatres, has been discontinued by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), states a new report.

CBFC has reportedly decided to pull down Akshay Kumar's anti-smoking advertisement from theaters after more than six years. Check out more details inside.

The Central Board Of Film Certification has reportedly replaced Akshay Kumar's popular anti-smoking 'Nandu' ad in theatres with a new one highlighting the positive effects of quitting tobacco.

Looks like Moviebuffs would definitely miss seeing Akshay Kumar on big screens. This comes after a big step was taken by CBFC for the removal of his advertisement after 6 years. The decision is yet to be released as to why the ad has been removed and replaced with tobacco.