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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87469, member: 27"]
A six-hour reel-watching habit is basically a trap for kids, and Akshay Kumar used his game-show platform to call it out directly.

Akshay Kumar tackles phone addiction on air
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[*]Akshay Kumar raised screen-time concerns on Wheel of Fortune.
[*]He flagged how one reel spirals into six hours of watching.
[*]Kids glued to phones during meals came up from an audience member.
[*]Kumar put the responsibility squarely on parents, not children.
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His friend's health scare drove the point home
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[*]A close friend reportedly watched reels for six-plus hours daily.
[*]That habit worsened his friend's diabetes significantly over a year.
[*]Kumar noted that digital-rehab admissions are climbing steadily.
[*]Early warning signs need parental attention, per his argument.
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The Native American fire analogy got intense
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[*]Kumar referenced a Native American community practice around campfires.
[*]Children who approach the fire are deliberately not stopped.
[*]A burned hand becomes a permanent, one-time lesson about danger.
[*]He framed it as self-learned restraint lasting a lifetime.
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Kumar kept it humble at the end
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[*]He told parents to adopt only what resonates with them.
[*]Contestants Akash Singh, Priyanshi Singh, and Prateek Chaturvedi joined the chat.
[*]Kumar stressed that nobody understands kids better than their parents.
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