Hrithik Roshan is currently busy filming for his next film Super 30. The film was said to be biopic of an Indian mathematician, educationalist and a columnist Anand Kumar who coaches underprivileged students to clinch IIT seats . While everything was going according to the schedule, Anand Kumar is accused of fraud and misleading claims about his foundation Super 30. Therefore, according to reports, the makers are planning to release the film as a fictional story and not call it a biopic.
Founded in 2002, Patna’s Super-30 stunned the country in 2008 with 100 per cent success rate at IIT JEE. Though the institute had started to make a mark in 2004, but it was for the first time in 2008 that all 30 students picked up for Super-30 batch qualified IIT JEE. It also made to the Time Magazine in 2010.
Some of these students have alleged that Anand Kumar made a misleading claim this year that 26 out of his 30 students cleared the IIT JEE exam. The students said that only three from Super-30 batch could qualify for IIT JEE.
After the results for this year’s IIT JEE (Advance) were announced, Anand Kumar claimed that 26 of Super-30 students cracked the exam. The names of successful candidates as claimed included Onorjeet Goswami, Suraj Kumar, Yash Kumar and Suryakant.
“Only Onorjeet is the student of Super-30 and rest of the students who have been claimed by Anand Kumar to be his belong to other coaching institutes. Kumar had promised them hefty money as scholarship to be part of his conspiracy,” alleged Gagan, a student of Super-30.
An insider reveals, “Since the film is in post-production, they are considering removing all references to Anand. While it will revolve around a Math whiz whose coaching institute becomes successful, they will categorically not call it a biopic anymore.”