Salman Khan Shares Cryptic Post After Backing Student Protests: “The One Who Is Afraid Is Dead”

Photo/NDTV/Salman Khan will next be seen in the film Maatrubhumi. Bollywood star Salman Khan has sparked fresh online attention after sharing a cryptic message about fear, following his public support for students amid a controversy over alleged examination paper leaks. Khan shared two photos of himself after a workout at the gym, showing off his physique. Alongside the pictures, he wrote in Hindi, “Jo darr gaya woh mar gaya,” which roughly translates as “The one who is afraid is dead.” He followed the message with a playful reference to himself, writing, “Salman Khan darrrrr gaya…. Hmmmm Joe darr gaya vo mar gaya,” prompting speculation among social media users about what he meant. Khan did not explain the meaning of the post, leaving fans and followers to debate whether it was connected to the recent controversy or simply a motivational message accompanying his workout photos. The post came after Khan recently commented on the controversy surrounding alleged NEET examination paper leaks and expressed support for students and their families. In a post on X, Khan said students’ education and safety should remain a priority and expressed confidence that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would take action against those responsible for the alleged leaks. “Students are our top priority, whether it’s education or their safety. They and their parents need not worry,” Khan wrote, urging students to return home and stay with their families. He also addressed Sonam Wangchuk, who had been involved in protests related to the issue, urging him not to escalate the situation further. Khan’s latest cryptic message has since generated discussion online, with fans speculating about whether his reference to fear carried a deeper meaning or was simply a motivational remark. The post also comes after a recent public appearance by the actor attracted attention on social media. Videos and photographs from an event in Mumbai were widely shared, with some users commenting on his appearance and expressing concern about his wellbeing. However, there is no confirmed information that Khan is suffering from any new health condition. The online speculation appears to be based on viewers’ impressions of viral videos and photographs rather than confirmed medical information. On the work front, Khan is set to appear in Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, a film based on the 2020 Galwan Valley clash. The post Salman Khan Shares Cryptic Post After Backing Student Protests: “The One Who Is Afraid Is Dead” appeared first on Khaama Press.