Rhea Chakraborty says 'it will take every ounce of strength' in her to watch Sushant S Rajput in 'Dil Bechara'
Debutante Sanjana Sanghi also posted an emotional note for Rajput.
By ET Online | Updated:
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Late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's fans have been eagerly waiting for the release of what will be his last film, 'Dil Bechara'. Ahead of the film's premiere on Disney+ Hotstar, the Rajput's girlfriend actress Rhea Chakraborty penned an emotional note on social media.
Posting a still of Rajput from the film, the 28-year-old said it will take every ounce of strength in her to watch him on screen.
"You are here with me , I know you are .... I will celebrate you and your love, The Hero of my life .. I know you will be watching this with us ," Chakraborty captioned her post.
Chakraborty, who has been at the receiving end of online hate, had earlier requested Home Minister Amit Shah to initiate a CBI probe into the death of the 'Kedarnath' actor.
Debutante Sanjana Sanghi, who co-stars in the film with Rajput, also took to Instagram to share a still from their film, writing alongside it, "My Manny, I hope you’re looking over us, blessing us, and smiling upon us as we are, looking up at you, searching for you, in equal parts awe and disbelief. As @castingchhabra so correctly said, how could both our debut films ever be his last? Life is just so not fair. Thank you for giving us the strength in ways known and unknown to somehow brave through this incredibly tough path We can feel the strength every minute. It’s the only silver lining amidst so many dark clouds. The day apparently has come."
The film also marks the directorial debut of casting director Mukesh Chhabra.
Rajput died by suicide on June 14. His tragic demise has led to a debate over nepotism in the film industry, as well as mental health. An investigation is underway, for which Mumbai Police has questioned over 30 people from the industry.
Posting a still of Rajput from the film, the 28-year-old said it will take every ounce of strength in her to watch him on screen.
"You are here with me , I know you are .... I will celebrate you and your love, The Hero of my life .. I know you will be watching this with us ," Chakraborty captioned her post.
Chakraborty, who has been at the receiving end of online hate, had earlier requested Home Minister Amit Shah to initiate a CBI probe into the death of the 'Kedarnath' actor.
Debutante Sanjana Sanghi, who co-stars in the film with Rajput, also took to Instagram to share a still from their film, writing alongside it, "My Manny, I hope you’re looking over us, blessing us, and smiling upon us as we are, looking up at you, searching for you, in equal parts awe and disbelief. As @castingchhabra so correctly said, how could both our debut films ever be his last? Life is just so not fair. Thank you for giving us the strength in ways known and unknown to somehow brave through this incredibly tough path We can feel the strength every minute. It’s the only silver lining amidst so many dark clouds. The day apparently has come."
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The film also marks the directorial debut of casting director Mukesh Chhabra.
Rajput died by suicide on June 14. His tragic demise has led to a debate over nepotism in the film industry, as well as mental health. An investigation is underway, for which Mumbai Police has questioned over 30 people from the industry.
Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput's suicide shocked everyone. The Mumbai police reported on Sunday that he was found hanging his Bandra apartment.
The 34-year-old actor was known for his remarkable journey from the small screen to big banner movies despite several controversies.
Here's a look at his journey from a new entrant to being a superstar and a technopreneur.
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