Sushant Singh Rajput’s ex-manager Vibhash in conversation with Times Now opened up about his experience working with the actor. The ex-manager revealed to the channel that the late actor never came across depressed to him. Instead, he was a fun-loving person, indulging in some or the other physical activities for hours, studying and even motivating people. However, he used to be angry with the media for spreading incorrect articles about him.
Further, when he was quizzed about the late actor being on medication and his alleged girlfriend Rhea Chalraborty’s connection, he replied of having no knowledge about it. Also, he mentioned that as long as he was working with SSR, the late actor was a fit person. He also went on to question if the actor was in depression as per various reports, why his father and sisters were unaware of it? Further adding why Rhea would leave him and go, when the actor needed her the most and was dependent on her.
Vibhash also raised questions on roducer Sandip Ssingh taking charge of all the things after the actor’s untimely death. Watch the video below-
#Exclusive #Breaking | TIMES NOW's Siddhant speaks to Sushant's assistant Vibhash.
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) August 24, 2020
Sushant was not depressed & he was just upset about the wrong articles that were being written about him: Vibhash. | #SushantInvestigation pic.twitter.com/4OQm1DqAf5
Sushant Singh Rajput and Rhea Chakraborty
SSR’s former girlfriend Ankita Lokhande too in her several media interactions has claimed that the actor could never slip into depression, keeping in mind his personality. ALSO READ: Sushant Singh Rajput’s Gym Partner Alleges The ‘Conspiracy To Murder’ SSR Was Done By Rhea’s Father And ‘Sugar Daddy’ Mahesh Bhatt
Recently SSR’s death case was handed over to CBI after the Supreme Court’s verdict, thus giving a ray of hope to his family. SSR passed away on June 14, 2020 at his Bandra residence thus leaving the industry in sudden shock. ALSO READ: Chetan Bhagat Says The Tag 'Skirt Chaser' DISTURBED Sushant Singh Rajput; Says A 'Star' Like Him Had No Dearth Of Female Attention