Sushant Singh Rajput’s death leaves a trail of mystery behind

By Sohani Mittal Sushant Singh Rajput, who was born on 21 January 1986 in Patna, Bihar, has committed suicide at his residence in Mumbai. The Police Commissioner Dr. Manoj Sharma and  actor’s representatives have confirmed the news. The reports said, he has hanged himself and the police was alerted by a domestic help. Sushant Singh house at Cater Road, Mumbai is being investigated by a team of Bandra Police and the details are awaited. However, no suicide note has been recovered from Rajput's residence, as per the police. Sushant Singh Rajput had hosted a close group of friends at his home on Saturday night, according to reports. This, however, has not been confirmed by any of his friends. Around 10 am this morning, he went back to his room, after which, he was not seen. His demise came as a shock to several as this is the fourth death of a famous personality from the Hindi movie industry to pass on within the past two months, after Irrfan Khan, Rishi Kapoor and Wajid Khan, Bollywood has got to now cater to yet one more loss. Sushant’s death comes just barely a week after his former manager, Disha Salian, committed suicide last Monday by jumping off the 14th floor of her apartment in Mumbai. The journey of the boy who belongs to Patna made a reputation for himself on the television screen, especially with Pavitra Rishta, where he played the lead role, and touched the hearts of the audience, before jumping to the big screen. Sushant inaugurated his Bollywood presence with Abhishek Kapoor's Kai Po Che, based on Chetan Bhagat's bestselling novel, ‘The Three Mistakes of My Life.’ The nomination for Best Male (Debut) in Filmfare Awards was a stepping stone towards his journey to success.  He acclaimed popularity from ‘MS Dhoni- The Untold Story’, in which he played a role of the former Indian Cricket team captain. The movie was amongst the most successful one in the year 2016. He became the reel MS Dhoni for generations to come and to inspire them with hardwork of the former Indian Cricket team captain. With his acting, he made this character famous and memorable for eternity. On the professional front, Sushant was to be seen in Mukesh Chhabra directed 'Dil Bechara' with Sanjana Sanghi. The film was an official remake of Hollywood hit 'The Fault in Our Stars'. His last big screen release was ‘Chhichhore’, a movie that beautifully dealt with how to battle suicidal thought and failure. The movie was directed by Nitesh Tiwari. He splendidly explained the significance of life via his dialogue: “Hum haar jeet, success failure mein itna ulajh gaye hai ki zindagi jeena bhool gaye hai. Zindagi mein agar kuch sabse zyada important hai, toh woh hai khud Zindagi.” His death came as a wake up call for everyone and made everyone realise how interpersonal communication plays a vital role in the lives of the people, and how it is necessary to connect and love. “Zindagi se ladna sikhaya usne par khud zindagi ki ladai haar gaya”