#Rumy Jafry remembers Sushant Singh Rajput

[bengalbytes]

Rumi Jafri became emotional after remembering Sushant Singh Rajput, said- 'Talked a year ago on June 12'

Rumi Jafri became emotional after remembering Sushant Singh Rajput, said- ‘Talked a year ago on June 12’

The sudden demise of Sushant Singh Rajput had shocked his fans and close ones (Photo Credits: Instagram/sushantsinghrajput/bollywoodfanclub103) Last year, during the nationwide lockdown, Sushant Singh Rajput and Rumi Jafry were discussing a film. New Delhi: Sushant Singh Rajput’s sudden demise in June last year shook his friends, fans and family, who are still grappling with his absence. A day…

[itechaja]

The news of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s death by suicide has devastated his friends and fans alike. His passing away has sparked a dialogue around mental health and wellness across the nation, even brought to light a style of insensitive journalism – Using sensational headlines, leaking sensitive details of his death, like the colour of the cloth around his neck, and questioning his relatives for a byte.

View this post on Instagram

This has to be said . My best friend is no more , I still have a bloody hard time accepting that and whenever I check social media to check up on news on him, I read fiction and instead of finding people online , i see peddlers . Peddlers pushing their agendas to promote themselves and their causes . Every single person who wants their two bit fame has an opinion on his life . Firstly, he didn’t give a fuck about fame or your opinions. He didn’t care about these people who are busy posting about not being in touch with him. For the record, he didn’t care about being in touch. He hated fake friends, phone calls and small talk. He rejected your parties, you didn’t shun him. He rejected your lobbies . He didnt need camps, he had his own kingdom. He was a fighter . He made his own place in the sun. He was an outsider and he never cared about being a insider . That’s because he had a life beyond films. The industry was a small part of his life , he had many worlds beyond that . He didn’t give a shit about success . He never failed . He has given more super hits than any of his other contemporaries . He just didn’t care about the 100 crore club. He didn’t want to belong to any club or be part of the rat race . He didn’t care about awards . He walked out of an award function just cos he got bored . This was even before they announced his best actor award . You had to be a lot more interesting than a bloody trophy to hold his attention. He was a force of nature. His accomplishments are multifold. He was as simple as quantum physics . He was a crazy genius. He read Sartre and Nietzsche , he studied astronomy and stoicism , he wrote poetry , played the guitar , wrote with his left and right hand. He cared about saving the planet , the world , about going to Mars, he invested in charities , in science projects and innovations that were beyond your comprehension . So please don’t try to make sense of him or reduce his talent to serve your mere agenda .

A post shared by Rohini iyer (@rohiniyer) on Jun 16, 2020 at 5:55pm PDT

One of his close friends from the Bollywood film industry and ex-manager, Rohini Iyer, poured her heart out in a series of social media posts.

He didn’t care about these people who are busy posting about not being in touch with him. For the record, he didn’t care about being in touch. He hated fake friends, phone calls and small talk. He rejected your parties, you didn’t shun him. He rejected your lobbies. He didn’t need camps, he had his own kingdom. He was a fighter. He made his own place in the sun. He was an outsider and he never cared about being a insider. That’s because he had a life beyond films. The industry was a small part of his life, he had many worlds beyond that.

Displaying an entirely new facet of the actor, Rohini Iyer added, “He was as simple as quantum physics. He was a crazy genius. He read Sartre and Nietzsche, he studied astronomy and stoicism, he wrote poetry, played the guitar, wrote with his left and right hand. He cared about saving the planet, the world , about going to Mars, he invested in charities , in science projects and innovations that were beyond your comprehension . So please don’t try to make sense of him or reduce his talent to serve your mere agenda.”

As the media continues to blur the truth by portraying him as a helpless man, Rhea Iyer continued by saying, “He thrived for excellence , mediocrity affected him He rejected anything conventional as easily as he rejected godfathers and big ticket films that he didn’t believe in. He didn’t take calls of the high and mighty if he didn’t want to. He didn’t care about money, I’ve seen him return pay checks worth crores. If he wanted to switch his phone off and go farming or fishing, he would. He broke every rule and burnt bridges sometimes just to light his way. Cos frankly my dear he didn’t give a damn.”

View this post on Instagram

If you want to talk about him, celebrate his life. It was larger than life like the movies he aspired to make . Celebrate his work . He put his heart and soul into his craft , he was bothered more about research than make up . He was about quality not vanity . He was a bright star . That’s why he shined sheer magic. Celebrate his brilliance . He thrived for excellence , mediocrity affected him.He rejected anything conventional as easily as he rejected godfathers and big ticket films that he didn’t believe in. He didn’t take calls of the high and mighty if he didn’t want to . He didn’t care about money, I’ve seen him return pay checks worth crores . If he wanted to switch his phone off and go farming or fishing , he would . He broke every rule and burnt bridges sometimes just to light his way . Cos frankly my dear he didn’t give a damn . He was my best friend , my special son. He was my Mozart. He’s given me music , culture , art , stars , poetry, books and most importantly , memories. He didn’t care about most people or what they thought of him . I think he barely had three friends that he really cared about . I was one of them and for that I will always be thankful . He touched every single person’s life and path he crossed . Knowing Rajput was loving him. I just want everyone to know and remember him for the person he really was . Not this manufactured version the peddlers are trying to sell. Maybe he was too good for all of you . He was pure diamond . Maybe you all didn’t recognise that cos you are only used to plastic . You didn’t deserve him. He was intelligent beyond belief and some of you can barely read. And you know what ? He didn’t care about all of you or your dumb opinions then . He won’t care any less now . But I do . Protecting his legacy is important to me . So setting the record straight once and for all .

A post shared by Rohini iyer (@rohiniyer) on Jun 16, 2020 at 6:06pm PDT

On the work front, Sushant Singh Rajput was last seen in the Netflix film Drive. His film Dil Bechara, helmed by dear friend and casting director Mukesh Chhabra, is yet to be released. The project also stars debutant Sanjana Sanghi and actor Saif Ali Khan.

Besides Dil Bechara, filmmaker Rumy Jafry was to work with Sushant Singh Rajput in a romantic comedy film, co-starring Rhea Chakravorty, before the actor’s unexpected demise.

“We were supposed to start shooting for our unnamed romantic comedy in May, but because of the lockdown, we had to keep the movie on hold. We were sure to get working as soon as the industry would start operating normally again. For the film, Sushant and I met very often in the last one year,” the filmmaker was quoted as saying by a news daily.

via Telenor INC