Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput on Sunday (June 14) committed suicide in Mumbai. Sushant was found hanging at his house in Bandra and a domestic help alerted the police.
With a filmography boasting of titles like Kai Po Che!, M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story andChhichhore, the Patna-born actor had carved a niche for himself in Hindi filmdom. But he had a lot more to do in his life.
Sushant fulfilled his dream number three in October last year. He had shared a video on Twitter with his fans.
“Live Soon.:) – Dream 3/50 — Play a Cricket match left-handed. #livingmydreams #lovingmydreams”, he had tweeted.
In the short video, Sushant can be seen bowling and batting with his left-hand. He performed both roles with so much ease that one would believe it doesn’t come naturally to him.
Live Soon.:)🕺🏾
—— Dream 3/50 ——
Play a Cricket match left handed. 🏏 #livingmydreams 🌈#lovingmydreams ✨ pic.twitter.com/RyRdG5cA3m— Sushant Singh Rajput (@itsSSR) October 10, 2019
Kiran More, former Indian wicket-keeper who trained Sushant for his role in MS Dhoni’s biopic, mourned the actor’s death. “It is a shocking moment for me personally, @itsSSR was someone whom I trained for the role as @msdhoni. I don’t know how I or anyone who knows him will be able to recover from this shock, gone too soon my friend,” wrote More on Twitter.
It is a shocking moment for me personally, @itsSSR was someone whom I trained for the role as @msdhoni. I don't know how I or anyone who knows him will be able to recover from this shock, gone too soon my friend #SushantSinghRajput #RIPSushant
— Kiran More (@JockMore) June 14, 2020
Sushant’s silver-screen debut came in the year 2013 with Kai Po Che! Before making it big into Bollywood, he was the lead actor in Zee TV’s popular soap opera Pavitra Rishta.
His last movie Drive was a Netflix film which released in 2019. Jacqueline Fernandez and Sapna Pabbi starred alongside Sushant in the action thriller.
