Akshay Kumar: Superstar Akshay Kumar is also in the news for his fitness and social work. Recently, Akshay Kumar attended an event related to cybercrime, where he shared an incident that had occurred with his daughter. Akshay shared a recent anecdote from his family, which shocked everyone. During the event, Khiladi Kumar spoke about the obscene messages his daughter received. He said that an unknown person sent her lewd messages and asked for photos of the same.

Recounting the anecdote, Akshay Kumar said, “I’m going to tell you all a small incident that happened at my house a few months ago. My daughter was playing a video game, and some video games allow you to play with anyone. You’re playing with a stranger. While you’re playing, sometimes a message comes from the other side.”

So she received a message asking, “Are you a man or a woman?” So she replied to the woman, and then the man asked, “Can you send me your nude photos?” My daughter immediately closed the game and went to tell my wife. This is how things start. This is also a part of cybercrime. This incident has served as a valuable lesson for us.

Unknown person sent obscene messages
Akshay Kumar further stated that initially, the unknown person sent some encouraging messages to his daughter, saying, “You’re playing well,” and “That’s great.” Gradually, she continued playing the game, and positive messages continued to come. But then the man asked his daughter, “Are you male or female?” The daughter replied, “Female.” But then the unknown person wrote, “Can you send me your nude photos?”

#WATCH | Mumbai | Actor Akshay Kumar says, "I want to tell you all a small incident which happened at my house a few months back. My daughter was playing a video game, and there are some video games that you can play with someone. You are playing with an unknown stranger. While… pic.twitter.com/z9sV2c9yC6
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Akshay Kumar further explained, “It was my daughter. She stopped everything and went and told her mother.” The superstar further urged the Maharashtra Chief Minister, who was present, to provide cybercrime education to children in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades so that they would not get caught up in similar situations.

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