A
few
days
ago,
filmmaker
Mahesh
Bhatt
put
up
a
tweet
about
'dying
men'
and
wrote,
"Dying
men
think
of
funny
things
-
and
that's
what
we
all
are
here,
aren't
we?
Dying
men?" The
moment
his
tweet
went
live,
it
started
receiving
flak.
Netizens
slammed
the
filmmaker
for
putting
such
a
tweet
when
the
entire
nation
is
still
mourning
the
loss
of
actor
Sushant
Singh
Rajput,
who
breathed
his
last
on
June
14.
Many
also
slammed
Bhatt
for
'mocking'
Sushant's
death
via
his
tweet.
Sushant
Singh
Rajput
के
बचाव
में
आए
फैंस,
Mahesh
Bhatt
को
सुनाई
खरी
खोटी
|
FilmiBeat
For
the
unversed,
ever
since
Sushant
breathed
his
last,
netizens
came
up
with
many
conspiracy
theories
around
his
death.
From
boycotting
the
Khans
to
calling
out
the
nepotism
gang,
they
are
doing
it
all
to
vent
out
their
anger.
Meanwhile,
here's
how
they
reacted
to
Mahesh
Bhatt's
tweet..
@ivenkyj:
"Why
are
always
talking
about
death?
Are
u
obsessesed
with
brainwashing
and
pushing
ppl
to
suicide?"
@veena_nayak:
"Are
you
making
fun
of
SSR,
it's
so
cheap
thinking,
apni
position
ka
fayda
uthate
ho,
you
have
provoked
SSR
to
do
that."
@ANAYAMALAKAR:
"This
vulgar
aged
still
has
no
'sharam'.
1st
he
destroyed
Parveen
Babi's
life...now
SSR
...still
he
is
showing
like
nothing
is
happend
infact
creating
'majak' by
using
'dying'
.."
@Whatsin77646018:
"It
is
amazing
to
see
that
the
late
young
boy
has
awoken
so
many
of
us
from
slumber
to
react
against
injustice.
His
sacrifice
should
not
go
in
vain.
This
is
the
reaction
you
deserve,
dying
man.
What
you
have
been
up
to
all
your
life
was
by
no
stretch
of
imagination,
funny."
@PinchOfSalt16:
"Yes
dying
men
think
of
leaving
their
loved
ones
and
missing
them
forever,
they
think
of
unfulfilled
wishes,
they
think
of
unrequited
love,
they
regret
hurting
others
and
they
think
of
God...and
all
these
thoughts
according
to
you
are
nothing
but
"funny"??"
Clearly,
Mahesh
Bhatt's
timing
for
this
particular
tweet
couldn't
be
more
wrong!
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about
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of
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