‘Sushant Was A Very Disturbed Soul’, Mukesh Bhatt Makes Big Revelation About Sushant’s Suicide ‘Saw It Coming’

Bollywood’s M S Dhoni, Sushant Singh Rajput has left us too soon. The young actor, 34, was found hanging at his Bandra house in Mumbai. His postmortem reports confirm suicide and state hanging as the reason behind his death. Sushant was battling depression for the last six months and was on anti-depressant pills as well. The actor gave up and ended his life on Sunday, July 14 2020.

Sushant’s sudden demise has shattered his industry friends and fans who are deeply saddened with the loss. While this news comes as a shock to many people, Bollywood producer Mukesh Bhatt makes a big revelation as he says that he ‘saw it coming.’

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In a recent conversation with Times Now, Bhatt opened up about Sushant’s demise and recalled the time when he met him for Sadak 2 casting and felt ‘something was amiss.’ 

"I had met him on a number of occasions. He had come to our office for Aashiqui 2, but things didn't work out then. Then when we were beginning Sadak 2, Alia and Mahesh Bhatt said that Sushant was very keen. He came over and met me, we spent about an hour talking about various things” Mukesh Bhatt shared.

Mukesh also revealed that he felt Sushant was ‘disturbed’: "I could make out he was a very disturbed soul. There was something about him that I felt, he was not connected. That bothered me more than anything else. It was about a year-and-a-half back. He was a very disturbed boy. He was not there, while talking to me, I felt that he was not on the same plain. There was something amiss, something wrong” he said.

Bhatt also shared that he had once spoken to Mahesh Bhatt and said that Sushant was “going the Parveen Babi way”. "I started my career way back with Parveen Babi, she was also a victim of schizophrenia. I remember telling my brother, that I am afraid he is also going the Parveen Babi way. I am not shocked, because I saw this coming," Mukhesh Bhatt said.

Reacting to Mukesh Bhatt’s comments, singer-turned politician Babul Supriyo bashed Bhatt for not helping out Sushant after he ‘saw it coming.’ “Anguished to hear MukeshBhatt ji (otherwise a good friend of mine) saying on @TimesNow that he saw it coming for Sushant!He may not hv given him #Sadak2 #Ashique2 for professional reasons, that's fair enough but it's a shame that he didn't act or help him out as a fatherly figure” she tweeted.

Meanwhile, Sushant Singh Rajput’s funeral will take place on June 15 2020, Monday in Mumbai. The actor’s last rites will take place on Monday at Pawan Hans crematorium in suburban Vile Parle. Owing to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, only close family members and friends will be allowed to attend the funeral.

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Yesterday, the actor’s sister Nitu Singh had rushed to the hospital, and his father arrived in Mumbai from Patna for the funeral. However, the actor’s sister Shweta Singh Kirti will be flying from the US and will reach Mumbai on June 16 2020.

On the work front, Sushant had a successful run in television with shows like Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil (2008), and Pavitra Rishta (2009–11), which garnered him massive popularity. Later in 2013, he made his movie debut with the buddy drama Kai Po Che! Sushant received worldwide recognition after his performance in the sports biopic M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016) and then went on to star in the commercially successful films Kedarnath (2018) and Chhichhore (2019).

Mukesh Chhabra's film Dil Bechara marks Sushant's last film before he died and the film will be released on digital platforms. Based on John Green's 2012 novel The Fault in Our Stars, the film also marks the debut of Sanjana Sanghi.

Our deepest condolences to the actor’s family. Rest in peace, Sushant. You will be dearly missed...