New Delhi Sushant Singh Rajput is in complete shock after the demise. There is no outpouring of grief for those who have worked with or been close to Sushant. No one is sure that Sushant is no more. It is more sad that he went in this way, which nobody would have imagined even in his dream. Shraddha Kapoor, who worked with Sushant in Chichore, is in a similar situation. Even after four days, that reverence is immersed in this sorrow. After a little handling, Shraddha shared her memories of Sushant on Instagram, via a highly emotional note.
Shraddha wrote- “I am trying to accept what has happened. It is very difficult. There has been a great emptiness, Sushant. Dear Sush Humble, intelligent, curious for life, beauty in everything, everywhere. One who dances in his own fun. Always hopeful on the set. Thinking about what our next conversation would be. He was a brilliant personality with an excellent fellow artist.
The people he valued wanted to see him happy. His sweet smile. During the shoot we used to talk about astronomy, various philosophy. The moments we passed together were full of magic. An evening of poetry and music at his home. He showed the moon with his telescope, and I was silent after seeing this beauty so close.
Our Chhichhore gang went to their house, where Shanti and Prakrit indulged. He loved nature very much. Common things fascinated him and he used to see him in his genius style. Really, he was the only one of his kind. Will miss you very much. Dearest Sush Keep on shining. ”
Chhichhore was released in 2019. The film was directed by Dangal’s Nitesh Tiwari. Sushant played the role of an engineer who considers himself a loser in the film, but when the teenage son tries to commit suicide, he is shaken and then tells the story of his loser gang to cheer him up.
Chichore was commercially successful and is considered one of Sushant’s finest performances. Sushant had committed suicide at his Mumbai residence on 14 June. However, the exact cause of suicide has not yet been ascertained. It is being said that he was in depression for six months.
