Sushant Singh Rajput (fondly referred to as SSR by his fans and loved ones) has become the King of Hearts globally today.

He had to die for the masses to know his true worth, for the people to realise how extra ordinary he was. When alive, his true talent was never allowed to be highlighted in public owing to the nepotism that rules the Bollywood film industry. Coming from a small town, he dared to dream big and never shied away from slogging to meet with his aspirations. He fought with Bollywood Nepotism when alive and now fighting for justice after his unfair untimely sad demise. A cold-blooded murder so heartlessly disguised as suicide out of depression…?!; misleading people to believe it to be a suicide by cleverly weaving a “depression theory” around the late actor! A man as jolly as him, a man never seen frowning even for a moment, a man with the most optimistic attitude towards life, a man so dynamic, so full of life and energy enough to light up any room he walked into … Suicide..?!.. People couldn’t digest it from the first day the news broke out, but these powerful people guilty of the crime got the police under political pressure and started pre-feeding the public associating his untimely death with a bipolar disorder! They already have done enough damage tampering with most of the prime evidence, destroying it to save themselves. In the beginning, the news of the 34 year old young actor came as a sudden blow to all leading people to think this optimistic young visionary actor who had yet to fulfill so many future dreams listed in his numerous diaries retrieved… a man who wanted to go out for the stars, a man who had bought land on the moon, a man who had big dreams of freeing the world from the Covid-19 suffering via some brilliant technology he had in the pipeline.

A man who thought for all, felt for all, a beautiful soul has been silenced by some insensitive selfish goons hungry for fame and power. This amazingly visionary 34 year old young soul had to briskly depart and leave all his dreams unfulfilled. It’s not fair! He didn’t deserve this fate. It cannot be a crime to be righteous! The murderers seriously expected the common man to buy this made-up suicide theory and the case would be closed to be of the past(like so many other cases in the past). The sinners thought they’d gotten away with ease leaving no doubt. But, the more people came to learn about the amazing person Sushant Singh Rajput was, through his past interviews and Instagram posts which were searched by one and all after his sudden so-called suicide, the more people started declining the suicide theory. Even the people who didn’t know much about him at first or were not his fans since he was still an uprising actor who had done only a couple of films till date and was not promoted much owing to Bollywood film industry nepotism. Allegedly, many of the films first offered to SSR were unethically snatched away from him by other more famous influential greedy actors. Being a nobody, and having no Godfather in the industry, he had managed to work it up to the ‘A listed actors’ category on his own merit and this sent shivers of insecurity to those enjoying the top positions since long in this nepotism obsessed industry. They couldn’t see any outsiders capture the market. They would either suppress, rob, snatch, harass them to the point of depression/suicide, scare them away telling them they are no match for the industry. They cannot stand any outsider doing better than them, being appreciated by the masses. The Bollywood movie mafia would stop giving them work forcing them to give up and quit! This has happened to so many before. SSR challenged everything, achieved the impossible through his determination and hard work. Nobody could ingest that a man as vibrant as himself… writing fine poetry, waking early, practicing yoga, keenly looking the galaxy regularly at 4am using the telescope he so fondly bought for himself, playing the guitar, singing songs, playing cricket with his sisters, going on family picnics, going on long drives in his dream car, spending quality with his beloved dog(Fudge), working out tirelessly for hours in the gym just to be able to savour one ice-cream!… this merry child-like spunky spontaneous fun-loving loving-all character couldn’t be bipolar. It somehow didn’t sound right. Hence, the people of India, every common man started investigating. Every individual becoming a Sherlock Holmes to find out what actually happened to SSR. Thanks to a couple of news channels like Republic and Times Now that dared to come forward against the big shots to make the facts known to the general public, to condemn the suicide theory with supporting evidence and expose the conspiracy. The fearless journalist Arnab Goswami and his Republic team have done a great job in their relentless fight for justice in spite of the repeated threats they have been receiving to shut the campaign. Same goes for the witnesses who dared to speak on TV to support their late friend and brother. Hats off to them! Sushant Singh Rajput (SSR), a man with clarity in vision, a man so humble, a kind soul who visited old age homes and spent hours sharing love and kindness with the elderly, a man who wanted to do a lot not only for his family and friends, but also for his beloved country, for humanity and the world as a whole. A man who worked extremely hard to chase his dreams and made sure they became reality in the course of time pre-destined by him. Sushant Singh Rajput never depended on luck for materialising his dreams, he chalked out his aspirations and went out for them. A bright soul that would light up any place he walked into. His infectious smile so real and genuine spilling his positive aura on to the others he came across. Success never got to his head. A man with no greed for money, he wanted to earn big but not only for himself, but to be able to make a difference to humanity, a man who would donate any amount for a good cause without a thought. A man who wanted to live in the moment and enjoy each and everything life had to offer was cruelly hushed for good just because he wanted to go out of the way to get justice for a dear friend, just because he was not willing to keep quiet to save the guilty powerful people involved, just because he could not tolerate nonsense, just because he believed in justice must be done.

Sushant Singh Rajput, the apple of the eye of his 74 year old father and the only brother of his 4 sisters… they are all grieving his brutal death and crying out for justice. A true tribute to him would be to get him the justice he died fighting for. He wanted truth to prevail. Now, it’s up to us. He’s no more to continue the fight. We, the people, with the help of the news media channels supporting the campaign can get him the justice SSR and the family so rightly deserve. It’s now a global fight for justice, no longer confined to India. Billboards have been put up in California, Australia amongst others demanding for justice to the departed soul. Let’s all now join the campaign and be a part of this fight for the truth. The guilty influential people, the criminals, shall not get away using their power to suppress their ill-doing this time. Today, it’s Sushant Singh Rajput… tomorrow it could be any of us.

#Truth shall prevail. #Justice for SSR.
#RIP Sushant Singh Rajput

Though, it’s ironic that he had to die to deserve this, he has after his death captured the position and love in the hearts of people he had always wanted to achieve with his efforts when alive. He was never granted his due by the Bollywood film industry while alive owing to the thriving nepotism within the industry. He was always harassed and embarrassed on numerous occasions as a new comer humiliated for coming from a small town and never given the due credit for his fine work and numerous achievements within a short span of time. Within the short span of 13 years, SSR had worked himself from stage to TV soaps to films. He was always suppressed by nepotism thriving in the Indian Film Industry not giving him a fair chance to flaunt his extraordinary talent and grow. He was told that he was incompetent and that there was no room for him there… that he should go back to the small town he initially came from. He had been recently robbed of all his future movie projects and given to others in the industry. It’s a slap in the face of the Bollywood film industry that the actor has emerged as the most sought after super star he could ever have imagined to become. A superhero in the true sense of the word as he sacrificed his life to bring truth to light, to bring justice to a friend likely similarly murdered like himself disguised as a suicide likewise. Sushant Singh Rajput now truly occupies millions of hearts unlike the fake Bollywood actors suffering from the Nepotism disease who make false claims to occupy people’s hearts. A shame on them! They don’t deserve the love and fame they get from us! Boycott them all! Let’s all stop watching any movies they make!