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Updated At : 06:05 AM Mar 05, 2016 IST

Good Move: Salil Acharya

RJ, VJ, celebrated host and an actor Salil Acharya sure has set an example of defeating his vices with will-power. The fitness freak, who was recently hosting Pro Wrestling League, kicked the habit of smoking overnight and there has been no turning back.

Salil shared, “I used to smoke 40 cigarettes a day. I’ve always been a sportsperson, but smoking would exhaust me pretty quickly. I couldn’t swim and my voice got rougher, which is not ideal for an RJ. Also my dogs suffered from passive smoking! It made me really irritated, and so one day I just quit.”

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