Ibrahim Ali Khan revisits Salman Khan’s famous line ‘It’s done, brother’ after Dharmendra Pradhan stepped down

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Ibrahim Ali Khan revisits Salman Khan's famous line 'It's done, brother' after Dharmendra Pradhan stepped down

Some social media phrases disappear quickly, while others return at an unexpected time. Salman Khan’s now-viral line, ‘It’s done bro’, has once again surfaced online, this time through Ibrahim Ali Khan. The young actor shared the catchphrase on Instagram Stories, demonstrating how quickly a celebrity phrase can spread far beyond its original post. His update quickly caught attention, with many noting the clear reference to Salman’s widely discussed words earlier this week.

Ibrahim Ali Khan’s reaction afterwards Dharmendra Pradhanresignation

This post was published after Dharmendra Pradhan resigned from the post of Union Education Minister on 25 July 2026, amid mounting pressure from public and political circles over alleged examination irregularities, including exam-related concerns.

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. Reacting to the development, Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim took to his Instagram stories and wrote: “Glad to see voices being heard. It’s done bro.” The short message quickly caught attention as it echoed Salman Khan’s now famous catchphrase, which has been widely shared across social media over the past few days.

Salman Khan’s ‘It’s Done Bro’ became an instant viral trend

Just two days ago, Salman Khan used the same words in an Instagram post while asking Sonam not to continue the ongoing strike. He wrote: “Sonam, it’s over, brother. Don’t prolong this. Save the soul for another day if there’s a need, which I doubt, and eat something. If you want, I’ll send you food from home.” In the same post, Salman also appealed to the students to end their protests and go home. Students should not worry, he said, adding that the Prime Minister assured strict action against those responsible for the alleged paper leak.

Ibrahim Ali Khan

After his resignation, Dharmendra Pradhan shared his resignation letter on X, saying that he took responsibility for the paper leak controversy from the beginning and remained committed to protecting the interests of students. Soon after, videos of protesters celebrating at Jantar Mantar in Delhi surfaced on social media.

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