It has been close to two weeks since Sushant Singh Rajput's death but his name still pops up on our news feeds for some of the other reasons. A lot of unknown revelations about the late actor are being revealed; be it about his personal or professional life, his family, his hobbies and talents or the films that he was supposed to be a part of but that never happened. Something on the similar lines was uncovered by Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut, in an editorial in Saamana on Sunday, has slammed media by accusing it of celebrating Sushant's demise as a 'festival', while also revealing how the late actor was being considered for George Fernandes' biopic but it didn't happen.
In his sensational editorial piece, Sanjay Raut blamed Sushant's depression as the reason behind him not getting shortlisted for the above-mentioned biopic. He wrote, "Making sensational claims, Raut further added that after the biopic of Balasaheb Thackeray, they had decided to make a biopic of George Fernandes. "We had shortlisted 2-3 actors for it. Sushant was one of them. But I was informed that despite being a talented actor he is not mentally stable right now. He is in depression. He behaves weirdly on the set that creates a problem for everyone. Some people in the industry say Sushant himself destroyed his career."
He added, "Sushant was in isolation for a few days. He was mentally not stable. 'Due to failure,' he committed suicide at his Bandra residence. This has exposed the mafia system and nepotism of Bollywood."
Further, Sanjay Raut called it a plain suicide and not a murder by claiming that Sushant's depression, movies he had in his kitty, the rent of his Bandra apartment and cars were enough to prove that he was financially stable.
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