Late Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput was one of the brightest stars of his generation, having successfully transitioned from TV to films, delivering hits like ‘Kai Po Che‘, ‘Shuddh Desi Romance‘, ‘MS Dhoni: The Untold Story‘, ‘Chhichhore‘, and many more. Unfortunately, his life was tragically cut short when he was found dead in his Bandra apartment on June 14, 2020.
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It has been four years since his untimely demise, yet his fans find ways and means to honour and celebrate his life and career.
Over the past months, the actor was in the news once again after his Bandra apartment, where he took his last breath, was put up for rent. The home remained vacant for almost three years until actress Adah Sharma decided to move in.
In an exclusive interview with ETimes, the actress who is currently gearing up for her next show, ‘Reeta Sanyal‘, opened up about moving into the late actor’s home and addressed whether she is growing tired of being asked about living in a house that once belonged to Sushant. “I try to give boring answers so that it doesn’t make headlines,” she said and added, “So I use words like ‘nice,’ ‘good,’ ‘energy,’ ‘positive,’ etc.”
Confessing her true feelings about constantly being faced with the same question. She said, “I feel so bad that someone who contributed so much to the industry, was so talented, and was such a nice human being, should be remembered for the work he has done, not for a headline that me or anyone else is making about him. The headline should be his work, his performances, and people should go and watch his past interviews.”
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