The alleged irregularities surrounding the NEET-UG examination continue to cause outrage across the country, with students demanding transparency and accountability. Ladakhi environmentalist and activist Sonam Wangchuk remained at the forefront of the movement, and his indefinite hunger strike entered the 20th day on July 17. As the voices of support continued to grow, the actor Hrithik Roshan has now joined the list of celebrities standing in solidarity with the protest.
Hrithik Roshan reflects on his experience fromSuper 30: ‘
Known for portraying the teacher Anand Kumar of ‘Super 30’, Hrithik Roshan took to social media to repost an emotional video of Sonam Wangchuk. Along with the clip, the actor shared a heartfelt note recalling how playing a teacher changed his perspective on the emotional burden students carry.“It felt completely real. When I played the role of a teacher in one of my films, I got the opportunity to understand very well the kind of mental stress and trauma that our students go through,” wrote Hrithik.The actor’s role in ‘Super 30’ explores the struggles of students from poor backgrounds preparing for the IIT entrance exam. The film highlights the academic pressure, financial hardship and emotional challenges faced by many aspirants, making Hrithik’s support for the ongoing NEET-UG issue especially meaningful.
Wangchuk raised concerns about the future of students
In the video shared by Hrithik, Sonam Wangchuk is seen lying on the bed, looking frail as she continues her indefinite fast. Speaking directly to the public, he questioned the silence surrounding the issue.“When are you going to wake up? About 20 young students have already lost their lives. These children have dedicated years of their lives to preparing for these exams, only to find out that the exams have been leaked or fixed,” Wangchuk said.He further warned that the consequences of examination malpractice go beyond individual students. According to him, if those who cheat in the medical entrance tests eventually become doctors, they will be responsible for the treatment of future generations. He argues that the same concern applies to engineers and other professionals, stressing that staying silent now could have long-term consequences for society.
Many celebrities have rallied behind the movement
The movement led by Sonam Wangchuk continues to get support from many personalities from the entertainment industry. Hrithik Roshan’s endorsement, especially because of his ‘Super 30’ connection, has added more momentum to the campaign, with his post generating widespread discussion on social media platforms.