Filmmaker Hansal Mehta has been quite open about his life and struggles on social media. In a recent Instagram post, he shared a life-changing decision he made three years ago – quitting smoking. Mehta revealed that he started smoking at the age of 29 and soon became addicted to it. However, after a heart stent procedure in 2017, he realized the importance of quitting smoking.
Mehta shared that one night, after a bout of heavy drinking and smoking, he decided to try living without cigarettes for a day. That decision marked the beginning of his journey to quit smoking. He expressed his gratitude for making that choice, saying it’s been the best decision of his life. Mehta now feels more alive and energetic, and his breathing has improved significantly.
The filmmaker’s post has inspired many of his followers, with some calling it “very inspiring” and others praising his self-reflection. Mehta is known for directing critically acclaimed films like “Shahid,” “Citylights,” “Aligarh,” and “Omerta.” His upcoming projects include three new films, which are highly anticipated by his fans.
Mehta’s story serves as a reminder that it’s never too late to make a positive change in our lives. His decision to quit smoking has not only improved his health but also given him a new lease on life. As he said, “Sometimes, the smallest ‘no’ can become your biggest ‘yes’.”