We need to investigate the death of Sushant Singh Rajput

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Sushant Singh Rajput did not commit suicide. He was murdered. I’m not saying this in order to dramatize his death, but because I genuinely believe that the facts don’t add up and an investigation is needed. Here’s why:



All Sources:
Sushant Singh Rajput's Fans Stage Protests
Sushant Singh Rajput’s ex-manager Disha Salian committed suicide in Mumbai last week
Sushant Singh Rajput's Uncle Claims he Was Murdered, Demands CBI Probe
Karan Johar Opens Up About His Sexual Orientation









Been trying to accept what has happened and coming to terms with it is very difficult. There is a huge void... Sushant...! Dearest Sush...! Full of humility, intelligence, curiosity about life, seeing beauty in everything, everywhere! He danced to his own tune! I always looked forward to seeing him on set, wondering what captivating interaction we would have next! Apart from being a wonderful co-actor who put his heart and soul in to his work, he was at his core, an amazing person. He cared for people and wanted to see them happy. His kind smile, the conversations we had at shoot about the Cosmos, different philosophies, the moments we spent together, were filled with magical wonderment! During a lovely musical and poetry filled get together at his home (he loved music and poetry), he showed me the moon from his telescope and I was so speechless that I could see it’s exquisite beauty up close!! He wanted to share that feeling! Our Chhichhore gang went to his beautiful home in Pavna, where we were awestruck together with the peace and calm of the nature around us - he loved nature! He saw things through a kaleidoscopic lens and wanted to share that with everyone around him. He was mesmerized by the simplest things and would muse on them in a genius way...! He was truly, One of a kind... I’ll miss you.. dearest Sush.. Shine on... ✨💜
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Sushant's Bucket List:




And finally, my playlist:
 

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  1. Ashish KokareAugust 9, 2020 at 10:41 PM

    Hi Medha, I landed on your Billboard video after Shweta Di shared the video on her Instagram. Could you please let me know if I could be of any help at all in this moment? I'm deeply hurt by what's going on and actively following Sushant's case. If there is anything I could do to spread awareness, I'd gladly do that. I live in San Jose and am just a ping away. Please feel free to reach out.

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    1. Medha UpadhyaySeptember 30, 2020 at 3:31 PM

      Hey, sorry for the late reply! Please reach out to us at 323-487-2730; we'd love to have you!

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