Sushant Singh Rajput's death has left the entire nation by shock the actor committed suicide on Sunday, June 14 by hanging himself at the residence in Bandra, Mumbai. His demise has sparked conversation regarding the nepotism that has been a part of Bollywood. Over these years, many have known that Bollywood has not been a safe playground for many.
While there are speculations about mental health, it was unclear why he committed suicide. However, in a recent revelation, it is learned that Sushant Singh Rajput had posted some messages on Twitter before committing the suicide and also stated that he would be deleting the tweets so that only some of them who read would know.
These tweets and messages have surfaced on Twitter two days after the death. Before committing suicide Sushant had written that men are not asked about health, mental state or the lives etc. He also stated that he was tired of trying so hard and the journey was long, further stating that maybe after him taking this step, people will try to communicate with others in a better manner, rather holding on to the thoughts.
These messages in these tweets are shocking and the message is devastating. However, it would be wise to wait for officials to confirm the same. However, if one looks closely, there are several flaws which could point out towards these tweets being fake or photoshopped. Format of dates, font, emoticons, etc. raises questions about the credibility and authenticity of these tweets, which is not known and official information has not yet been released either by the police or by the social media platform. Furthermore, Sushant was not active on social media platforms for a while, and had not posted anything since the last few months.
Here are the tweets
“We men are not asked about our health, our mental state, our lives, our thoughts. We are not treated that way. I know I have been through a lot lately. I have been tired of trying so hard. It’s been a long journey with you people. I don’t know why I’m tweeting this..”
“I have fought back hard with life. I will be deleting these tweets in a while so just some of you know that I’m done with mediocre success. I don’t want fame anymore. Its all so peaceful yet so disturbing to handle.”
“I’m ending all this for good. Going far yet so close to you people. Maybe after this people try to communicate with others rather than holding onto the thoughts. See ya at the other side. Goodbye.”
Sushant Singh Rajput's funeral was held in Mumbai on June 15 2020 and unfortunately the same time a sister-in-law passed away at his ancestral native in Bihar. It is said that she was not able to cope up with the loss, and eventually passed away at 5 PM at the same time when the funeral was being held in Mumbai.
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