Madhavan supports PM Modi's plan to fight obesity and suggests other important people to join in.

Popular Indian actor R. Madhavan recently showed his support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's effort to raise awareness about health and combat obesity in the country. On Monday, the actor took to his social media account, formerly known as Twitter, to share his thoughts on the initiative. In a quote tweet, he thanked PM Modi and expressed his honor to be nominated to spread the message.

Madhavan wrote, "I am grateful to the Honorable Prime Minister, Shri @narendramodi Ji, for launching this important awareness program that will inspire our nation to prioritize health. It is a privilege for me to be nominated to help spread this message. I would like to nominate the following individuals who have been a source of motivation for me in different ways. I urge them to join this initiative and contribute towards making India a healthier nation."

He then went on to tag several well-known personalities, including Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra and Bollywood actors Rakul Preet and Vivek Oberoi. Madhavan also shared a post on his Instagram account, where he expressed his gratitude towards PM Modi and his dedication to make India a fitter and healthier country.

In response to PM Modi's call to join the movement against obesity, Madhavan tweeted, "As mentioned in yesterday’s #MannKiBaat, I would like to nominate the following people to help strengthen the fight against obesity and spread awareness on reducing edible oil consumption in food. I also request them to nominate 10 people each so that our movement gets bigger!"

He then tagged renowned personalities like businessman Anand Mahindra, athlete Mirabai Chanu, and author Sudha Murty, among others. Madhavan also shared a video message, where he emphasized the seriousness of obesity and the need to take action. He encouraged people to make small changes in their daily lives, such as drinking more water and incorporating physical activity, to create a healthier environment.

Madhavan said, "Our youth are taking the lead in prioritizing fitness and healthy eating, and it's truly inspiring. Let's make small but sustainable changes in our habits and create a supportive environment in our schools, workplaces, and communities. With the energy and enthusiasm of our youth, we can all work towards a healthier India. Jai Hind!"

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