Rahul Roy responds to viral Instagram clips: ‘Coercion is gaya tha… Now I won’t do it again’ | –

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Rahul Roy responds to viral Instagram posts: 'Coercion is gaya tha... now I won't do it again'

After his recent Instagram clips sparked mixed reactions online, Rahul Roy has now broken his silence. The actor, who was trending after collaborating with an Instagram user on videos recreating his popular songs from Aashiqui, responded to the buzz surrounding the clips.Responding to the chatter, Rahul downplayed the backlash, while also admitting that the videos were not entirely his choice.“The virus has spread widely…but coercion is gaya tha. Now I will not do it again. Thanks everyone,” he told Hindustan Times.His short but candid response suggests that the actor may not have been entirely comfortable with the content, which had earlier divided the internet.

The internet is divided, and fans are showing support

The reels sparked a wave of reactions, with some netizens criticizing the videos, while many others chose to stand by the actor.

Many fans pointed out his health struggles and urged people to be more compassionate, especially in light of his recovery journey after suffering a stroke in 2020.Many also highlighted that the woman featured in the videos was believed to have been linked to his treatment, adding context to the collaboration.Rahul Roy, who rose to fame with Aashiqui, has been working steadily towards rebuilding his career after his health setback.

The actor has already returned to the screen with projects like Walk and is exploring new opportunities.

Flexible journey

Rahul Roy’s latest appearances come after he suffered a major health setback. In 2020, he suffered a stroke while shooting for LAC – Live the Battle in Kargil. After that, he underwent intensive treatment and rehabilitation.In a previous interview, the actor said that returning to work after recovery was difficult, but with constant treatment, discipline and the support of his loved ones, he was steadily rebuilding his life.

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