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R Madhavan says living with families that slaughtered cows challenged his vegetarian principles

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Actor R Madhavan recalled his time as a Canadian exchange student when he lived with families that practiced cow slaughter, calling it his "biggest adharma." He also mentioned adapting to communal showers on his basketball team. He said the experience taught him to trust his instincts and embrace his uniqueness.

Why it matters

It shows a personal test of his vegetarian values, which fans may find relevant to his character and choices.

Key facts

  1. Madhavan said living with families that slaughtered cows was his biggest adharma.
  2. He was a Canadian exchange student during that period.
  3. He noted adapting to communal showers on his basketball team.
  4. He said the experience taught him to trust his instincts and embrace his uniqueness.

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