Divya
On Sunday, actor Sushant Singh Rajput passed away after which Bollywood has been left in a frenzy. While many pay their condolences, many are also blaming the ‘Privilege Group’ of Bollywood for the actor’s demise as reportedly they were the cause of his depression by not “accepting” him.
In a series of Instagram posts, Sushant’s very dear friend Rohini Iyer wrote about the actor and the kind of person he was. “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.”
In another post Iyer said, “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.”
Rohini did exactly what bestfriends would do. She exposed a whole new side of the actor that left fans in awe of his charismatic nature. With a gentle warning,
“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.”
With words of great sorrow, she wrote about how it’s never really going to be a goodbye as she would remember him every step of the way. “I will not search for you in the stars you loved because I know you are around me smiling and shining like the entire galaxy you are!”
