Mahesh Bhatt's ‘Dying Men Think of Funny Things' Tweet Draws Sharp Reactions from Sushant Singh Rajput’s Fans

It’s been a week since Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s death and the world is still in shock. Reportedly, Sushant committed suicide at his Bandra house by hanging himself to death and was suffering from depression for the last six months as well. The young actor’s untimely death has paved the way for many theories and the Mumbai Police is investigating the matter closely. 

Sushant’s suicide case has also led to a massive outrage against Bollywood celebrities over the highly discussed ‘nepotism’ debate. Many A-lister celebs like Karan Johar, Salman Khan, Alia Bhatt, Sonam Kapoor among others are facing the wrath of trolls for allegedly mocking the late actor and passing lewd comments. 

Bollywood producer Mukesh Bhatt came to the limelight after his controversial comments following Sushant Singh Rajput’s death went viral. Bhatt had told Times Now that he sensed something ‘amiss’ when he met Sushant during work meetings and stated that he saw his suicide coming. Mukesh also made a shocking statement saying that ‘Sushant was going the Parveen Babi way.’

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His brother, Mahesh Bhatt also faced the ire of netizens after it was reported that he asked Sushant’s rumoured girlfriend Rhea Chakroborty to vacate the flat and leave the actor immediately after she told him about Sushant hearing voices and acting weird.

And now, on Monday, June 22, Alia Bhatt’s father and filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt has dropped in a cryptic tweet that has certainly irked the netizens.  The filmmaker shared a photo of a skeleton and tweeted, "Dying men think of funny things - and that's what we all are here, aren't we? Dying men?" 

Well, Bhatt’s tweet is one of the famous quotes by Tad Williams but has not gone down well with netizens who hit back at him with furious comments. His tweet has added fuel to the already existing fire against Bollywood and celebrities following Sushant Singh Rajput’s death.

Reacting to Mahesh Bhatt’s tweet, a user wrote: “Are you making fun of SSR, it's so cheap thinking, apni position ka fayda uthate ho, you have provoked SSR to do that."

Check out the tweet and the reactions below: