Salman Khan‘s now-viral catchphrase, “It’s done bro,” continues to make waves, and is now widely used on social media. After Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as the Union Education Minister on July 25, 2026, amid public and political criticism over alleged exam rigging, including concerns about NEET-UG, several notables such as. Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Kamal Haasan in others they have taken action. Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim also got involved, using Salman’s words. Ibrahim shared a message on his Instagram Stories, expressing his acceptance. He wrote, “I’m glad to see the voice being heard. It’s done bro.”The words went viral two days earlier when Salman Khan used them to appeal to Sonam, urging her not to continue the beatings.“Sonam, it’s done, brother. Don’t add to this. Save the spirit for another day if needed, which I doubt, and eat something. If you want, I’ll send you food from home,” Salman wrote.In the same message, the expert also asked the students to stop their protest and return home, saying that he is confident that the people affected by the paper leak will take action.“The students are at the forefront, education and security, so they don’t have to worry that their parents are worried about them. The Honorable President tweeted, and I believe that he will take action against all those who are responsible for this. I am very grateful to the Prime Minister for giving me the opportunity to be a parent at home,” he wrote.After resigning, Dharmendra Pradhan elaborated on X, considering his years in public service and dedication to education.“My young friends, for more than forty years, I have been committed to students, teachers, and educational reform. I have always believed that a strong, inclusive, and visionary education is the foundation of a strong world. “He also praised the Prime Minister as he emphasized his commitment to the interests of the youth in the country.“I deeply respect the aspirations, ideals, and legitimate aspirations of the youth of the country. Turning the dreams of India’s youth into reality has been a moral commitment of all of us in politics and society. I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for giving me the opportunity to serve this country under his visionary leadership.Responding to the controversy surrounding the paper leak, Pradhan said he had accepted responsibility from the beginning and was committed to protecting the deserving students.“From the first day, I took action and I did not shy away from it. I was determined that no deserving student should suffer because of the examination and no student should be treated unfairly,” said the letter.
