Many
lesser
known
aspects
of
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
personality
are
surfacing
in
the
aftermath
off
his
death
by
suicide.
Writer-director
Charudutt
Acharya
recalled
that
Sushant
once
visited
the
state
of
Nagaland
after
it
was
devastated
by
floods,
and
donated
Rs
1.25
crore
'without
fanfare'.
In
a
Facebook
post,
Charu
wrote
that
Sushant's
death
has
left
his
whole
family
deeply
upset.
Charu
wrote,
"The
news
of
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
death
has
plunged
my
family
in
a
pall
of
sadness.
All
four
of
us
were
HUGE
fans.
The
missus
had
a
special
soft
corner
for
him,
since
his
super
hit
Pavitra
Rishta
serial
days.
She
would
always
tell
me,
'Charu
see
this
boy
will
go
very
far.
He
will
be
the
next
SRK
from
TV.
Just
watch...'
He
was
getting
there...and
now
this..."
He
continued,
"But
one
person
who
is
genuinely
gutted
without
having
seen
a
single
serial
or
movie
of
Sushant
Singh,
is
my
father
PB
Acharya.
From
2014
to
2019,
my
father
was
the
Governor
of
the
state
of
Nagaland.
In
2018,
a
massive
flood
had
ravaged
the
state.
The
government
of
Nagaland
had
put
out
an
appeal
to
all
the
citizens
of
the
country
to
donate
to
the
CM's
Flood
Relief
Fund.
At
that
time,
Sushant
was
shooting
in
Delhi."
Sushant
had
also
made
a
similar
donation
to
the
state
of
Kerala.
Charu
added,
"There
was
no
fanfare.
There
was
no
major
publicity.
Later,
he
called
my
father
in
Kohima
and
spoke
quite
warmly.
My
father
thanked
him
for
his
kind
and
large
hearted
gesture
and
invited
him
to
Kohima.
Sushant
expressed
his
desire
to
visit
Kohima
too.
But
the
journey
from
Dimapur
to
Kohima
is
only
by
road
and
takes
four
hours.
And
in
the
flood
situation,
it
could
have
taken
much
longer.
And
Sushant
had
to
rush
back
to
Delhi
for
his
shoot."
Sushant
was
found
hanging
in
his
Mumbai
home
on
June
14.
The
reason
for
his
death
by
suicide
is
not
known
as
Sushant
left
without
a
note.
But
it
is
being
speculated
that
Sushant's
battle
with
depression
had
something
to
do
with
it.
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