Actor
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
death
by
suicide
has
shook
the
nation.
It
has
also
brought
to
light
some
of
the
lesser
known
facets
that
he
had,
such
as
his
passion
for
science,
his
generosity
and
humility,
and
love
for
life.
Sushant's
school
paid
a
touching
tribute
to
the
actor
in
a
social
media
post.
Sushant
studied
at
the
St
Karen's
High
School
in
Patna,
Bihar.
Remembering
Sushant,
the
school
wrote,
"Do
not
stand
at
my
grave
and
weep.
I
am
not
there.
I
do
not
sleep.
I
am
the
thousand
winds
that
blow,
I
am
diamond
glints
in
the
snow,
I
am
sunlight
on
ripened
grain,
I
am
gentle
autumn
rain.
As
you
awake
with
morning's
hush,
I
am
the
swift
up-flinging
rush
of
quiet
birds
in
circling
flight.
Do
not
stand
at
my
grave.
I
am
not
there.
I
did
not
die."
Sushant
was
found
hanging
in
his
apartment
in
Mumbai,
on
June
14,
2020.
It
is
reported
that
he
was
suffering
from
depression
for
around
six
months,
and
was
undergoing
treatment
for
it.
His
death
has
reignited
conversations
around
the
treatment
of
talent
with
no
prior
connection
to
the
Hindi
film
industry.
Netizens
and
some
celebrities
are
asking
for
reform
within
the
industry.
Sushant's
last
film
will
be
Dil
Bechara,
which
is
casting
director
Mukesh
Chhabra's
directorial
debut.
The
film
also
stars
debut
actress
Sanjana
Sanghi.
It
has
been
announced
that
the
film
will
be
seeing
a
digital
release
on
Disney+
Hotstar,
on
July
24.
But
some
netizens
are
unhappy
with
this
decision,
and
are
requesting
that
Sushant's
last
film
be
released
in
theatres.
Dil
Bechara
is
a
remake
of
the
Hollywood
movie
The
Fault
In
Our
Stars.