Actor Rajpal Yadav recently responded to the disappointment expressed by around 40 students from a Gurukul school in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, who had sent him money from their pocket money while he was in jail for 12 days over a loan dispute. The students showed their support by filling a piggy bank and sending it to Yadav's ancestral village address as a gesture of encouragement during his tough times. They also sent a heartfelt letter expressing their desire to meet the actor upon his release.

Upon his return home, the children expressed their sadness at not receiving any acknowledgment from Yadav. They had put effort into collecting their savings and were expecting a reply from him in gratitude or acknowledgment of their gesture. A small video of the children went viral, where they congratulated him on his release but also questioned why their letter and financial support had not been acknowledged, highlighting their feelings of neglect.

The incident has drawn attention to the emotional bond and support that public figures like Rajpal Yadav can inspire among their young fans. It showcases the innocence and kindness of the children, who just wanted to connect with an actor they admired during his difficult time. The actor's promise to meet the children may serve as a bright spot in this exchange, potentially fostering goodwill and a sense of connection for the young supporters.