‘I took you lightly, sorry Gen Z’: Sonakshi Sinha’s video goes viral after Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation

Sonakshi Sinha:After the announcement of the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, a video of actress Sonakshi Sinha is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the video, Sonakshi is seen praising the youth of the country, especially Gen Z. She also admitted that earlier she did not take this generation that seriously, but now her thinking has completely changed.

‘Gen Z is the real art’
The actress looks very happy in the video and says,
“Don’t you know, what have you done today? I’m an artist bro, but Gen Z is art!!! I used to take Gen Z very lightly. Work for four hours, get tired, nothing will happen to them (Don’t you know what you did today? I’m an artist brother, but Gen Z is art!!!) I used to take Gen Z very lightly. They work for 4 hours, get tired and can’t do anything.”

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Apologize by holding ears
He later apologized to Gen Z by holding their ears and doing sit-ups. The actress further says, “Never again! Salaam…Salam! Now look at me, I want to be like you. I want to be Gen Z. Man, what have you guys done? Can’t believe it, can’t believe it!”

Wrote in the post- ‘Proud of Gen Z’
In her caption, Sonakshi wrote that what she meant was that she was very proud of Gen Z and also thanked them. He further wrote, “That’s all for now… Millennials have lost their minds. 25.07.2026. What a day it was!”

Dharmendra Pradhan gave information about his resignation on social media
On Saturday (July 25, 2026), Dharmendra Pradhan announced his resignation by sharing a detailed message on social media. He said that he has submitted his resignation to the Prime Minister.

In his message he expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister for his guidance, trust and cooperation. He also thanked the colleagues of the Union Council of Ministers, the officers and employees of the Education Ministry and all the people who worked with him during his tenure.

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