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Celebrities Rally Behind CJP Protest 2.0, Anurag Kashyap and Vishal Dadlani Speak Out
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 07:02 PM
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Prominent film‑maker Anurag Kashyap and music composer Vishal Dadlani joined other stars in backing the second wave of the CJP protest, denouncing the government’s stance.
A group of well‑known Indian artists publicly endorsed the second phase of the CJP protest, a movement that has drawn nationwide attention. Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap labeled the authorities as "two cowards" and warned that the policies have turned "40,000 slaves" into a subdued populace. Musician Vishal Dadlani added his voice, criticizing the government's approach and urging citizens to stay vigilant.
The celebrities used social media platforms to amplify the protest’s message, sharing statements and videos that highlighted concerns over civil liberties and democratic norms. Their involvement is seen as a significant boost for the movement, which aims to pressure the administration to reconsider recent controversial decisions.
While the protest continues across several cities, the participation of high‑profile figures like Kashyap and Dadlani underscores a growing trend of artists engaging in political discourse. Observers note that such endorsements could influence public opinion and potentially sway the government's response.
The CJP protest organizers have thanked the artists for their support, stating that the cultural sector’s backing adds moral weight to their demands. No official response from the government has been recorded as of the latest updates.
The celebrities used social media platforms to amplify the protest’s message, sharing statements and videos that highlighted concerns over civil liberties and democratic norms. Their involvement is seen as a significant boost for the movement, which aims to pressure the administration to reconsider recent controversial decisions.
While the protest continues across several cities, the participation of high‑profile figures like Kashyap and Dadlani underscores a growing trend of artists engaging in political discourse. Observers note that such endorsements could influence public opinion and potentially sway the government's response.
The CJP protest organizers have thanked the artists for their support, stating that the cultural sector’s backing adds moral weight to their demands. No official response from the government has been recorded as of the latest updates.