As Sonam Wangchuk continues to demand fairness for stressed out students, Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan has shown support to him.
Speaking out about the massive mental stress students are facing as the NEET-UG exam mess continues to unfold.
On his Instagram Stories, Hrithik shared a video detailing the heavy emotional burden carried by students who spend years preparing for these exams.
For Hrithik, it’s a struggle he understands well; he noted that stepping into a teacher’s shoes for his film Super 30 really opened his eyes to what young aspirants endure.
How playing a real-life teacher opened Hrithik’s eyes to the student crisis.
Hrithik noted that the issues raised in the video are incredibly real.
Having played famed educator Anand Kumar in Super 30, he got a close look at the intense sacrifices these kids make.
He highlighted how these high-stakes exams completely take over young lives, where years of hard work, family savings, and mental peace are all gambled on a career-defining moment.
Wangchuk’s hunger strike pushes India’s education system into the spotlight
For weeks, Sonam Wangchuk has been protesting the alleged paper leaks and unfairness in the NEET-UG exams, calling for real accountability.
The sheer weight of student stress has reached a breaking point, drawing support from various public figures.
Hrithik’s recent statement adds major weight to the cause, shifting the focus from mere headlines to the actual well-being of the kids trapped in this broken system.
Hrithik Joins Celebrities Supporting the protest
Hrithik’s statement arrives at a critical moment, as public worry grows over Sonam Wangchuk’s deteriorating health during his intense hunger strike.
Few key public figures have broken their silence to back the activist, urging officials to listen.
While the system treats exam failures and paper leaks like technical or legal glitches to be managed, the actor is forcing us to look at the real damage—the crushing anxiety and deep emotional trauma quietly breaking millions of young aspirants.
