Shatrughan Sinha remembers Sushant Singh Rajput on his death anniversary. The veteran actor praises Sushant’s passion and dedication to his craft. Sinha shares his own struggles and journey in the film industry, drawing parallels with Sushant’s story. He recalls coming to Mumbai with little money and no connections, but with a burning desire to make it big.
Sinha says Sushant’s death was a national loss, not just a personal tragedy. He believes Sushant’s life was a testament to his hard work and talent. Sinha advises young aspiring actors to persevere and not give up on their dreams, but also to be realistic about their goals and timelines.
When asked about a potential biopic on Sushant, Sinha says it’s not necessary. Sushant’s life and achievements are a testament to his personality and legacy. Today marks the fifth death anniversary of Sushant Singh Rajput, who began his film career with “Kai Po Che” in 2013. He had previously worked in television for several years. His death on June 14, 2020, was reported as a suicide by the Mumbai police, with the post-mortem report attributing his death to asphyxia.
Sinha’s comments come as Sushant’s family, fans, and the film industry remember him on his death anniversary. The actor’s legacy continues to inspire and influence many, and his story serves as a reminder of the importance of perseverance and dedication in achieving one’s goals.