Sushant Singh Rajput Case Thread #2 - ALL UPDATES/DISCUSSIONS HERE - Page 69

Her brother, what was his qualification to be made a partner for his startups, I mean why didn't he include his own family members as partners.

One more red flag for me

who posted those blinds on him, and was it paid to malign him. Rajeev Masand needs to be interrogated again

Mahesh Bhatt, what's his connection and why was he giving advice and what is his link in this

The metoo allegations, who was behind it

Originally posted by: DushtKanya

I'm sorry for what's coming ahead, if anyone doesn't have the energy for an emotional outburst, please ignore this post. I'm a puddle of emotions right now, and might probably sound irrational, impulsive or extra, but I really feel like sharing this with people who might echo my feelings

I cannot at all seem to move on from what has happened. There literally hasn't been a day since the 14th of June when I haven't cried thinking about what this beautiful human being with so many dreams and so much of genuineness and love might have gone through. This pain is beyond my own comprehension. I cannot understand why it's so hard to accept that this particular human being is gone. It feels so, so personal that my heart physically hurts. And it's not even that I have followed him constantly like some of you all might have.

I'll be honest, before Sushant's demise I have not given him much attention; barely, if I have to be precise. I've followed Kis Desh and Pavitra Rishta, loved his characters in both shows, but stopped following him when he entered Bollywood. And this probably tops my list of regrets...

It's not just because of the current extreme outrage or because of the fact that he's currently out there displayed and discussed on every national and international channel on a daily basis; it's because after watching so many interviews of his and discovering this gem of a human being too late, it's just so hard to accept that he has had such a sad end, that too after suffering so much. This man deserved so, so much more. He deserved the whole world.

He was a genius with a brilliant mind, someone with whom I feel I would sit and discuss about everything all day. And learn so much from because I probably don't have 1/100 of his knowledge. But fundamentally he was just a simple, grounded and sweet human being at heart... someone who started from nothing and who made it to where he was on his own - his career is the fruit of his hardwork, his sincerity, his patience and his efforts. He was seemingly a sweet, gentle soul who had this child-like wonder that made his eyes sparkle when he spoke about the things he was passionate about. Like Ankita said, he seems like someone who found joy in the smallest things. Fhs, he actually made it a must to devote his time to replying to his fans everyday before his mental health started sinking. He had so many ambitions and plans for the greater good of this world.

He had no godfather in Bollywood, because of which he probably faced so many hardships and probably got hurt and he probably stayed quiet. Still he made it to a point where he was the one who played M.S Dhoni in his biopic, and he gave an award-winning performance ❤️ But I guess he was too good for this world so he got taken away. Too naive for his own good. I know that it's of no use ruminating on what could have been, but how I wish people hadn't used him and taken advantage of his magnanimous self. How I wish that the industry had been appreciative of him and that actual meritocracy had been valued. How I wish people hadn't treated him like an outsider while he was there. How I wish people hadn't tried defaming him and that the media hadn't been avid for clicks pertaining to that. How I wish people could have been kinder to him, and that they hadn't judged him before knowing his story.

Yes, it's of no use blaming ourselves for realising what a gem we had in Bollywood only now, because he's gone, but it's just that so many "what ifs" come to mind.

What if most of us actually went to watch his films to encourage incredible talents like him? What if some of us hadn't blindly believed those blinds (ironically) and had not judged him? What if Sanjana had squashed those MeToo rumours earlier and he didn't have to spend 4 sleepless nights waiting for her to save his fragile mind from collapsing? It's just so, so unfair... Whenever my mind goes idle, his smiling face flashes. All he wanted was a little love, support and appreciation for his work. And we, as an audience, as a collective haven't rated him even half as much as he deserved when he was still there.

I hope and pray from the bottom of my heart that whoever got him to this stage - whoever tf those absolute excuses of human beings might be - are found and punished badly. This man has to obtain justice. That's the least we can do for him.

Knowing that he suffered so much, until he breathed his last there were still people writing filthy things about him, is heartbreaking. He was wronged in so many ways. It just isn't fair.

This case is exhausting to follow and takes a toll on people's mental health, so I can understand that you feel that way, it's very hard to follow and I've considered just logging away from it but I still can't stop looking at it because I still have hope that he will get justice, and the people who made his life a living a hell will be punished. And yes, this is absolutely the least we can do for him. His sister thanked us and everyone in the country who kept up the momentum and we will keep fighting until he gets justice.

Big hugs to you! You have such a good heart 🤗

Originally posted by: Sailor-Moon

This is such a heartbreaking post. I'm sorry that you've been crying so much! I can relate, I've never cried over a celeb's death before. Something about Sushant was just special. He was way beyond just films, he was a very good person and they're so damn rare in the world.

Knowing that he suffered so much, until he breathed his last there were still people writing filthy things about him, is heartbreaking. He was wronged in so many ways. It just isn't fair.

This case is exhausting to follow and takes a toll on people's mental health, so I can understand that you feel that way, it's very hard to follow and I've considered just logging away from it but I still can't stop looking at it because I still have hope that he will get justice, and the people who made his life a living a hell will be punished. And yes, this is absolutely the least we can do for him. His sister thanked us and everyone in the country who kept up the momentum and we will keep fighting until he gets justice.

Big hugs to you! You have such a good heart 🤗

Thank you, it's comforting to know that you feel the same ❤️

That's exactly the thing. Sushant was actually a good human being. Waaay beyond films like you said. He was normal, with no starry airs. He was one of us.

Yes, I sincerely hope that we don't lose hope and that he somehow does get justice. It's too unfair.

Aww biiig hug back, so do you 🤗🤗

Looking at how the evidence has been tampered with it may be too late for CBI to join. This is why ppl had been shouting frm day 1 to take quick action cos eventually Court will rely on hard evidences. Rhea’s lawyer will definitely use the lack of evidence as a strong point.

Exactly how they treated Bihar police when they came for investigations, exactly like that Rhea should be treated. Covid is an excuse unless she is being threatened by someone, I would blow up your car if you go out or get killed etc.

Originally posted by: DushtKanya

I'm sorry for what's coming ahead, if anyone doesn't have the energy for an emotional outburst, please ignore this post......

Know there are many like you. I had NO idea I'd be SO impacted by his loss. But then I looked around, and common folks, who had nothing to do with Bollywood or TV were deeply impacted as well. He was that diamond whose sparkle we're missing only after his absence. 💔

Not only did he not have a Godfather to kiss up to, in fact he had at least one Devil-Incarnate who was trying to pull him down. 😡

SSR will be remembered fondly for centuries to come! ❤️

I know one thing in which Rhea's lawyer could win an argument, and that is with regards to Rhea's attempt to isolate him or not able to reach his family part.

With the sisters releasing WhatsApp chat, the lawyer will argue that since SSR was in touch with the sisters, how can they say he was being isolated.

They will also bring in his trip to Chandigarh or to his hometown to their advantage. This will dismiss the "deliberate attempt to not stay in touch with family or unable to reach him via phone" coz clearly he was and his own sisters and dad gave them the evidence on it.

I just hope Pithani or Miranda takes a deal and rat on this shady b*

Wow okay, so it wasn't intentionally a Netflix release

https://www.hindustantimes.com/bollywood/sushant-singh-rajput-dil-bechara-co-star-sahil-vaid-drive-turned-out-to-be-a-bad-film-and-he-was-stuck/story-63FEN1UFK1dfkUiO8cfccJ.html

Originally posted by: DushtKanya

I'm sorry for what's coming ahead, if anyone doesn't have the energy for an emotional outburst, please ignore this post. I'm a puddle of emotions right now, and might probably sound irrational, impulsive or extra, but I really feel like sharing this with people who might echo my feelings

I cannot at all seem to move on from what has happened. There literally hasn't been a day since the 14th of June when I haven't cried thinking about what this beautiful human being with so many dreams and so much of genuineness and love might have gone through. This pain is beyond my own comprehension. I cannot understand why it's so hard to accept that this particular human being is gone. It feels so, so personal that my heart physically hurts. And it's not even that I have followed him constantly like some of you all might have.

I'll be honest, before Sushant's demise I have not given him much attention; barely, if I have to be precise. I've followed Kis Desh and Pavitra Rishta, loved his characters in both shows, but stopped following him when he entered Bollywood. And this probably tops my list of regrets...

It's not just because of the current extreme outrage or because of the fact that he's currently out there displayed and discussed on every national and international channel on a daily basis; it's because after watching so many interviews of his and discovering this gem of a human being too late, it's just so hard to accept that he has had such a sad end, that too after suffering so much. This man deserved so, so much more. He deserved the whole world.

He was a talented actor, a genius with a brilliant mind, someone with whom I feel I would sit and discuss about everything all day. And learn so much from because I probably don't have 1/100 of his knowledge. But fundamentally he was just a simple, grounded and sweet human being at heart... someone who started from nothing and who made it to where he was on his own - his career is the fruit of his hardwork, his sincerity, his patience and his efforts. He was seemingly a sweet, gentle soul who had this child-like wonder that made his eyes sparkle when he spoke about the things he was passionate about. Like Ankita said, he seems like someone who found joy in the smallest things. Fhs, he actually made it a must to devote his time to replying to his fans everyday before his mental health started sinking. He had so many ambitions and plans for the greater good of this world.

He had no godfather in Bollywood, because of which he probably faced so many hardships and probably got hurt and he probably stayed quiet. Still he made it to a point where he was the one who played M.S Dhoni in his biopic, and he gave an award-winning performance ❤️ But I guess he was too good for this world so he got taken away. Too naive for his own good. I know that it's of no use ruminating on what could have been, but how I wish people hadn't used him and taken advantage of his magnanimous self. How I wish that the industry had been appreciative of him and that meritocracy had prevailed. How I wish people hadn't treated him like an outsider while he was there. How I wish people hadn't tried defaming him and that the media hadn't been avid for clicks pertaining to that. How I wish people could have been kinder to him, and that they hadn't judged him before knowing his story.

Yes, it's of no use blaming ourselves for realising what a gem we had in Bollywood only now, because he's gone, but it's just that so many "what ifs" come to mind.

What if most of us actually went to watch his films to encourage incredible talents like him? What if some of us hadn't blindly believed those blinds (ironically) and had not judged him? What if Sanjana had squashed those MeToo rumours earlier and he didn't have to spend 4 sleepless nights waiting for her to save his fragile mind from collapsing? It's just so, so unfair... Whenever my mind goes idle, his smiling face flashes. All he wanted was a little love, support and appreciation for his work. And we, as an audience, as a collective haven't rated him even half as much as he deserved when he was still there.

I hope and pray from the bottom of my heart that whoever got him to this stage - whoever tf those absolute excuses of human beings might be - are found and punished badly. This man has to obtain justice. That's the least we can do for him.

Awww. Please stay strong. He needs your support. Remember SSR loved his fans. I am in the same boat. I loved him in kis desh..and didn’t followed him that much. I still do not understand how he fell in love with rhea so quickly. His death news has killed me in so many ways. My life will not be same anymore. Cannot believe we will not see his directorial movie, play or as a storyteller. I will miss his interviews. If you notice he was very quiet in chichore promotion compare to kedarnath. We have to kill the old system where the industry looks down to small city people. I strongly believe that justice will happen. Ugly truth will come out but stay strong. I have cried every single day as well. June 2020 was unbearable. I am still thinking how a beautiful soul end ended with so much pain. But look his departure has woken millions of people. Not just in India but people in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Dubai, Germany are crying for him and have their regrets. Arnab said to ankita, he regret he never had a chance to meet Sushant, you are so lucky to have him in your life. This means his good karma woken us up. He was a good man, and people will remember him as a good man. He will motivate millions of people to fulfill their dreams. Go after what you want. What kill me is he had the talent to change the world. He was a peacemaker.