Salman Khan:His now-viral catchphrase, “It’s done bro,” continues to make waves, and is now widely used on social media. Afterwards: Dharmendra Pradhan Resigned as Union Education Minister on July 25, 2026, amid mounting public and political criticism over alleged examination irregularities, including concerns related to NEET-UG, many celebrities like Priyanka Chopra Jonah, Kamal Haasan and others reacted to it. Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim also reacted to this, by using Salman’s viral phrase. Ibrahim shared a message on his Instagram Stories, expressing his agreement with the decision. He wrote, “Glad to see voices heard. Done bro.”The phrase gained a lot of attention just two days ago when Salman Khan used it in a public appeal to Sonam, urging her not to continue her strike.“Sonam, it’s over, bro. Don’t extend it. Keep the spirits up for another day if there’s a need, which I doubt, don’t eat. If you want, send you food from home,” Salman wrote.In the same message, the actor also appealed to the students to end their protests and go home, expressing confidence that action will be taken against those responsible for the alleged paper leak.“Students are the top priority, education and security-wise, so they don’t need to worry and their parents worry for them. The Honorable Prime Minister tweeted, and I’m sure he will take strict action against all the people responsible for this leak. I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for giving me the opportunity parents and families,” he wrote.After his resignation, Dharmendra: Pradhan shared a detailed statement with X, reflecting on his years of public service and commitment to education.“My young friends, for more than four decades, I have remained dedicated to students, teachers, and educational reforms. I have always believed that a strong, inclusive, and visionary education system is the foundation of a strong nation.He further thanked the Prime Minister while emphasizing his dedication to the aspirations of the youth of the country.“I deeply respect the aspirations, emotions, and legitimate expectations of the youth of the country. Making the dreams of the young generation of India a reality is a moral commitment to all of us in political and social life. I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for giving me the opportunity to serve the country under his visionary leadership.”Addressing the controversy over the alleged paper leak, Pradhan said he had accepted the responsibility from the beginning and remained committed to protecting deserving students.“From day one, I have accepted the responsibility for the situation and have never shied away from it. My determination is that no deserving student should suffer because of exam mafias and no student should face injustice,” the letter read.
