Vijay Varma has denied writing a viral post on reservation and privilege, calling it “all false” on X. The post narrated the contrasting journeys of two friends towards a government exam. His clarification comes amid heated educational debates nationwide. Vijay was last seen in ‘Matka King’ playing the role of gambling kingpin Brij Bhatti.
Vijay Varma has disputed the allegations linking him to a viral social media post about reservation and privilege. As the post went viral online, many users assumed that the actor had written it, believing it to reflect his stance on the controversy over reservation and equal opportunities.
However, the actor was quick to clarify, saying he had nothing to do with the viral message.
Vijay Varma talks about what the viral post said
This post was widely circulated on social media, and tells the story of two friends from different economic backgrounds, both preparing for a government exam. She demonstrates that financial privilege often shapes an individual’s access to resources and opportunities, while also influencing the broader conversation about reservation and justice.
Vijay Varma sets the record straight on X
As the post continued to circulate, an increasing number of users began attributing it to Vijay Varma, assuming he had written it himself. The actor moved to correct the narrative on X (formerly Twitter), clearly stating: “I never posted this. It’s all wrong.” With this short but firm clarification, Vijay drew a clear line between himself and viral content, making it known that he had never made any such public statement.
Vijay Varma’s clarification amid a larger education controversy
Vijay’s clarification comes amid a broader wave of conversations about education, exams and equal opportunities that has swept the country, fueled in part by several celebrities speaking out on student issues after widespread protests over alleged exam irregularities. Earlier this week, Vijay reacted to Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, opting not for an official statement but an Instagram post referencing a line from Channa Mereya, the popular song from Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, which attracted notable attention online. But this time, his response was all about setting the record straight regarding misinformation circulating on social media.
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On the work front, Vijay’s last appearance was in ‘Matka King’, a crime drama directed by the director.
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. The series is set in the world of the Matka gambling network in Mumbai during the 1960s and 1970s, where he plays Brij Bhatti, a character who rises up to build a gambling empire from humble origins.
