Exactly three years ago on June 14, 2020, Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his room. From CBI, and ED to Narcotics Department, every important investigation and crime agency in the country was recruited to probe his death case as Sushant’s family members were convinced that he was killed and did not commit suicide.
Although on aggressive demand by Sushant’s fans, CBI came into the picture to date the agency has not filed any charge sheet against anyone. However, Sushant’s girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty and her brother Showick were put in jail by the NCB for procuring marijuana from multiple sources and handing them over to Sushant.
While nothing has been proven against Rhea, she has been subjected to hatred and abuse from SSR’s fans and his sisters and family have even accused her of forcing Sushant to commit suicide. Fans call it a black day and continue to mourn the loss of a highly talented actor with huge potential.
It was Sushant’s death that triggered the debate about nepotism in Bollywood strongly and most of the star kids were slammed and snubbed as “zero talent.”
This movement also put a break to the overall business of Bollywood as the boycott trend affected the success of many films including Alia Bhatt’s Sadak 2, Janhvi Kapoor’s Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl, and many others.
It is the first time in the entire history of Bollywood that the death of an actor has affected his fans to such an extent that even after three years they feel it as their personal loss. And that is why they are not ready to forgive Rhea Chakraborty who they hold responsible for the Kedarnath actor’s suspicious death.
So, when the Jalebi actress remembered Sushant on his death anniversary today with a video clip that shows Rhea and Sush in a happy mood, fans were agitated and slammed her badly, and a few even taunted her saying, “Girls move on so quickly.”
Even today, the fans of Sushant Singh Rajput are asking CBI to wake up and 'put an end' to injustice by revealing the truth about their favourite actor’s death, an outsider who dared to dream big and became a superstar.