Sushant Singh Rajput was in talks for a film based on Mumbai’s 26/11 terror attacks: Reports

Sushant Singh Rajput’s film choices defined his love for films and his impeccable performances greatly influenced his fans. While his tragic demise sent shockwaves across the nation, the late actor death case is currently under investigation. 

Now, Sushant’s talent manager Uday Singh Gauri has reportedly revealed that SSR was in talks for an upcoming film being planned based on the decreased Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Kasab who was involved in the Mumbai 26/11 terror attacks. 

He also added that the alleged discussion took place on June 13 over the phone, just a day before he was found dead in his Bandra apartment on June 14.

According to the India Today report, Gauri submitted the statement to the Mumbai Police, ED, and the CBI. 

He further added about calling Sushant on June 13 to discuss the same in a conference meeting with filmmakers Ramesh Taurani and Nikhil Advani.

The report quoted a source, that suggested the late actor talked to them for about seven minutes. The Dil Bechara star’s call records already show Gauri calling him multiple times on the same day. 

Sushant was supposed to discuss the film’s details with Taurani and Advani once again on June 15 through a conference call, mentioned Uday Singh Gauri in his statement. He also maintained Nikhil Advani had earlier already narrated the plan for the film to SSR.

Previously, the forensic team of AIIMS had analyzed the late actor’s death and ruled out any foul play in the same.