Rubina Dilaik Calls Him a “Real Hero”
Rubina Dilaik, who won Bigg Boss 14, jumped in early. She shared Zeenat Aman’s post and wrote, “He is a real hero, don’t let him die fighting for our country’s own good.”
Rubina Dilaik, who won Bigg Boss 14, jumped in early. She shared Zeenat Aman’s post and wrote, “He is a real hero, don’t let him die fighting for our country’s own good.”
Zeenat Aman took to social media and really tugged at people’s hearts, reminding everyone that letting a brilliant mind like Wangchuk suffer in silence is unacceptable. Her post didn’t just get likes, it pushed others to speak out too.
Swara Bhasker did more than tweet. She actually went to Jantar Mantar and stood by Wangchuk. Later, she called out Bollywood for its silence, saying many fear backlash for defending him.
As Wangchuk’s situation got more desperate, Sonakshi Sinha asked the tough question: why isn’t anyone paying attention? Her post is just one more plea for someone in power to wake up.
Omi Vaidya remember him from “3 Idiots” and asked people not to turn their backs on Wangchuk, pushing for urgent talks. That film’s iconic character, Phunsukh Wangdu, is widely believed to be inspired by Wangchuk, so Vaidya’s message hit home for many fans.
Filmmaker Kiran Rao gave Wangchuk big credit, saying India owes him for shaking the nation’s conscience. She spoke out just as Aamir Khan got involved and the “3 Idiots” connection drew more attention.
These veteran actors added their voices, calling for real dialogue and highlighting the dangers Wangchuk faces as his hunger strike drags on.
Abhay Deol, Prakash Raj, comedian Vir Das, Soni Razdan, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, and author Arundhati Roy have all rallied behind Wangchuk. They’re not just expressing worry, they want leaders to step up, hear him out, and stop the suffering.