Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar's famous anti-smoking 'Nandu advert' will not be shown in Indian theatres. According to the trendy reviews, the Central Board of Film Certification has pulled down Akshay Kumar's no-smoking ad from theatres. Moreover, a brand new advertisement is also going to take its place. The new advert, changing Akshay's famous advert, explains how quitting tobacco can deliver effective modifications to the body inside simply 20 minutes. However, the precise motives for eliminating Akshay Kumar's ad aren't but known.

New ad premieres in Indian theatres
For the ultimate six years, Akshay's ad turned into screened in cinemas earlier than the start of the movie for consciousness. Now the new marketing campaign premiered in cinemas along with currently launched movies, including Alia Bhatt's 'Jigra' and 'Vicky Aur Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video' starring Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri.

Ajay Singh Pal performed the position of 'Nandu'

This ad featuring Akshay Kumar turned into released around his 2018 launch 'Gold'. The advert also played a crucial role in selling his film 'Padman'. In the advertisement, actor Ajay Singh Pal plays Nandu, who's visible smoking a cigarette close to a health facility. When Akshay Kumar walks as much as him, he discusses his wife's troubles. Akshay explains that the cash spent on  cigarettes may be used to buy sanitary pads.

The advert become a fave due to its simplicity

According to media reports, a multiplex official shared with the information portal that this anti-smoking advert become a fave as it conveyed an important message with none distracting visuals. He also cited that it became amusing to look moviegoers repeating the dialogues of the advert, as they had watched it for six years and memorised all of the traces. He added that many fanatics will actually miss the advertisement.