#DrugsDiMaaDi: Celebrities talk against drug abuse!

Take a look at what your favourite celebrities have to say on the International day against drug abuse!

Published: Sunday,Jun 26, 2016 19:37 PM GMT-06:00

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The fight against drug abuse has always been on a high. Today, on the International day against drug abuse, we asked a few actors about their views on the drug crisis. Here is what they have to say-

Sumeet Vyas

"I was also a curious teenager once, who wanted to try every crazy substance; I wasn't supposed to or allowed to try. I wanted to experience the high and feel like I'm the king of the world. Until one day, when I was performing on stage and I made 300 people laugh. I didn't know what it did to me, but trust me making someone laugh or smile is the biggest high you'll ever get. It'll make you feel so powerful it's not even funny. So, say no to drugs, try 'sense of humour'. It's the sexiest high available in the market right now!"

Sandeep Anand

"You have one life to see everything. Why do you want to be unconscious in this beautiful world? Live it! See it! Feel it! Don't follow a bad example. Drugs are not helpful for anything. When you see someone doing drugs and want to be like him, look at his health first instead of his so called SWAG! Say no to drugs."

Vikas Gupta

"Drugs are the enemies of ambition and hope for the youth. It sounds cool and magical to be in the world with them but in real life it's what takes you away from reality and when we fight against drugs we are fighting for the future."

Jay Bhanushali

"Just because Udta Punjab was controversial, suddenly everyone realised that there is one more day for discussion on the same topic and that's international day against drug abuse. I dont want to quote on this because just keeping one special day against drug abuse won't make any difference to the world. It will just be another day for actors and news anchors to comment and show that we care for people and society!"

Namish Taneja

"Life is beautiful. Value yourself, say NO TO DRUGS and make healthy choices."

Nikita Dutta

Taking care of yourself is something you owe to all the people who love you. You are your own responsibility as life is precious. Don't throw it away for something as destructive as drugs.