Shekhar Suman Reacts To Rhea Chakraborty's Statements; Says 'I Was Deceived By Her Performance'
Shekhar Suman who has been vocal about Sushant Singh Rajput's death case has opened up about Rhea Chakraborty's video statement to several news channels.
Shekhar
Suman
who
has
been
vocal
about
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
death
case
has
opened
up
about
Rhea
Chakraborty's
video
statement
to
several
news
channels.
Yesterday,
Rhea
spoke
to
new
channels
and
shared
her
side
of
the
story.
While
many
are
still
calling
for
her
arrest,
Shekhar
Suman
says
he
was
almost
deceived
by
her
(Rhea).
Shekhar
Suman
took
to
Twitter
on
Friday
and
reacted
to
Rhea's
statements.
He
wrote,
"I
must
confess
for
a
moment
I
was
deceived
by
her
performance
and
fell
for
her
well-rehearsed
emotionality..i
got
swayed
by
her
tears
and
display
of
immaculate,
manicured
histrionics.
Then
suddenly
Sushant
came
into
my
dreams
and
told
me
'don't
believe
her'."
Rhea's
Claims
Rhea
went
on
to
make
several
claims
during
her
interview
including,
Sushant
being
afraid
of
flying,
and
that
he
didn't
leave
his
hotel
room
while
in
Paris
on
their
Europe
trip.
And
she
also
said
that
the
actor
had
met
a
psychiatrist
in
2013,
who
prescribed
him
Modafinil.
Sushant's
Family
Lawyer
On
Rhea's
Statement
Sushant's
family
lawyer
also
reacted
to
the
statements
saying,
Rhea
was
‘tying
herself
in
knots' by
making
statements
regarding
SSR's
deteriorating
mental
health.
"In
the
interview,
Rhea
said
that
Sushant
developed
serious
mental
health
issues
during
his
Europe
trip
last
year.
If
he
was
really
disturbed,
then
she
is
seriously
obligated
to
inform
Sushant's
family.
By
making
these
statements
she
is
only
tying
herself
in
knots.
Even
if
we
assume
all
that
she
said
was
correct,
but
it
would
still
not
justify
her
actions.
The
original
charge
is
abetment
to
suicide
and
her
conduct
points
towards
her
role
in
the
incident,"
Vikas
Singh
said.
Sushant's
Family
Also
Slammed
Rhea
For
Her
Comments
On
the
other
hand,
as
channels
started
to
promote
their
interviews
with
Rhea,
Sushant's
sister
Shweta
Singh
Kirti
said
it
would
be
an
"utter
disgrace" if
the
interview
is
aired
on
a
national
platform.