Sushant Singh Rajput’s friend reveals, “I know you were Made to Feel like an Outsider” seeking a last fight against Nepotism Driven Industry!

In a shocking turn of events, Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput ended his life by committing suicide on Sunday, June 14 2020. The actor was found hanging at his Bandra house in Mumbai and the police found antidepressant pills at his residence. Sushant, 34, was battling depression for the last six months and his close friends and maid suggest that he was disturbed since the last week.

The entire nation is shocked by his untimely demise, as Sushant held a high pedestal in everyone's hearts. Meanwhile, several reports suggest that the actor's sister-in-law emerged who passed away yesterday after the actor was laid to rest. 

Now, the Chhichhore actor’s friend named Atul Mishra took to Facebook as he mourned the death of his dear friend. He even penned a long note and highlighted how Sushant was outcast by Bollywood and he seemed to be unhappy with his friend being a part of Kedarnath.   

Sharing his personal connection with the 34-year-old actor, Atul wrote, “I remember my mom specially cooking food for you because your mother had left for her heavenly abode by then. I could see the gratitude and thankfulness in your eyes. Sushant, you were wonderful and now that you are no more, I feel a void in my life.”

Atul strongly mentioned how he disagreed with his politics and added, “But now when I go through your timeline mate, see your responses, and the various reports that are coming in, I realize the kind of duress you were under. The Bollywood Mafia made you say things you probably didn’t even mean. I am truly sorry for being angry my friend. You have always been a religious man with a scientific temperament. It clearly shows in your Insta and Twitter feed.”

“Sushant, I know you were made to feel like an outsider in an industry full of star kids. Sushant, I know you were denied of the success that you truly deserved. Sushant, I know that you were anything but a weakling. You have stood up to bullying in school. We have fought each other and fought together; I just hope we had stayed in touch. Maybe, it wouldn’t have come to this. Maybe, we could have fought one last fight together against the nepotism driven industry,” added Atul Mishra

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Meanwhile, Sushant’s funeral took place on June 15 2020, in Mumbai. The actor’s last rites ceremony was performed on Monday at Pawan Hans crematorium in suburban Vile Parle. Owing to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, only close family members and friends will be allowed to attend the funeral.