The ongoing CJP-led protests against the alleged NEET paper leak scam have slowly begun to get support from film industries across the country. Among many others, Srikanth actor Rajkummar Rao too expressed his solidarity with students, while also making a call for peace. The actor, surprisingly, also responded to one of the comments alleging him of being part of ‘propaganda song.’

It is to be noted that Rajkummar was one of the many actors who were part of the ‘Modi Hai to Mumkin Hai’ music video, and were widely criticised for being part of ruling government’s propaganda. Alluding to the same, an Instagram user named @om.ar510 replied under Rajkummar’s latest Instagram post, “I had huge respect for you man... you lost it with one propaganda song!!! I never miss any of your movies, never thought you would sold off so easily, you were supposed to lead the new generation of artists... instead!!!”

“I can never sell my soul brother. And one song does not define who I am, what I stand for or what my ideologies in life are. You can never know the pressure. I stand for what is right and what keeps us united as human beings. As long as my conscience is clean and I work the hardest nothing else matters. People who know me personally know who I am and hopefully one day I'll be able to earn back your respect. I wish you luck and happiness in life. God bless you.”

However, it appears the actor has now deleted his comment.

The said song was officially released in September 2025. Other leading actors who were part of the alleged propaganda song included Varun Dhawan, Vikrant Massey and Arshad Warsi.