Exactly
a
year
ago
on
this
day
(July
24),
late
actor
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
swansong
Dil
Bechara
co-starring
Sanjana
Sanghi
released
on
Disney+
Hotstar.
The
film
marked
casting
director
Mukesh
Chhabra's
directorial
debut
and
was
an
adaptation
of
John
Green's
The
Fault
in
Our
Stars.
Today
as
the
romantic
drama
completed
one
year,
Sushant's
sister
Priyanka
Singh
penned
an
emotional
note
on
social
media
in
which
she
recalled
the
film's
premiere
day.
She
said
that
she
was
emotionally
low
as
she
couldn't
gather
the
courage
to
watch
the
film
and
the
same
continued
even
this
year.
Priyanka
took
to
her
Twitter
handle
and
posted,
"This
day,
last
year
I
was
emotionally
comatose.
Couldn't
muster
the
courage
to
watch
#DilBechara
and
even
today
failed
to
go
beyond
5
mins-
too
overwhelming!You
inhabited
each
character
and
immortalised
it.
And
in
the
process
you
became
immortalised
yourself."
This
day,
last
year
I
was
emotionally
comatose.
Couldn’t
muster
the
courage
to
watch
#DilBechara
and
even
today
failed
to
go
beyond
5
mins-
too
overwhelming!You
inhabited
each
character
and
immortalised
it.
And
in
the
process
you
became
immortalised
yourself.
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Meanwhile,
Sushant's
co-star
Sanjana
Sanghi
penned
a
lengthy
note
on
her
Instagram
page
along
with
a
bunch
of
unseen
pictures
from
the
sets.
The
actress
wrote,
"#1YearOfDilBechara
♥️
A
year
ago
today,
upon
the
eve
of
my
debut
film
Dil
Bechara's
release,
my
nervousness
knew
no
bounds.
And
today,
as
we
complete
1
YEAR
of
Dil
Bechara
(!!)
becoming
yours
forever,
all
I
have
in
my
heart
is
unsurmountable
heaps
of
gratitude
for
the
kind
of
love,
admiration
and
support
you
all
have
bestowed
on
our
film,
and
the
deep
embrace
you
have
given
me
over
this
year.
It's
fuel
for
the
soul.
It's
what
makes
this
vulnerable,
emotional
and
magical
journey
of
being
an
actor
absolutely
surreal."
"Each
of
your
letters,
your
sketches,
your
remembering
every
dialogue,
remembering
every
scene,
and
celebrating
every
milestone
has
made
this
tough
journey
that
has
been
ridden
with
loss
become
a
little
more
bright
&
sparkly.
Thank
you,
for
taking
care
of
our
film
and
celebrating
it
in
ways
we
couldn't
ever
even
dream
of," Sanjana
continued
in
her
post.
She
added,
"It
has
truly
been
the
greatest
privilege
&
honour
that
has
ever
been
bestowed
upon
me
to
discover
myself
as
an
actor
in
portraying
Kizie
Basu,
the
Indian
Hazel
Grace
Lancaster
from
a
novel
I'd
read
an
endless
number
of
times
as
a
teenager.
And
the
opportunity
to
do
that
in
the
guidance
of
so
many
creatives
geniuses
made
it
unforgettable
-
Mukesh,
Sushant,
Rahman
Sir,
Rucha,
Setu
Sir,
Swastika,
Shashank
Sir,
Shashwat
Da,
Pritam
Da,
Sahil.
Staying
true
to
Kizie's
core
yet
making
her
a
whole
new
person,
has
been
one
of
the
most
unique,
uphill
but
satisfying
challenges
life
has
ever
thrown
at
me,
every
bit
of
which
has
helped
me
grow
and
evolve,
as
a
person
&
as
an
actor."
"Like
every
milestone,
this
one
too,
is
first
yours.
THANKYOU,
from
the
bottom
of
my
heart.♥️
#ThinkingOfYou
@sushantsinghrajput
|
biggest
love
to
:
@castingchhabra
@roo_cha
@arrahman
@shashankkhaitan
@swastikamukherjee13
@sahilvaid24
#SaifSir
@amitabhbhattacharyaofficial
@suprotimsengupta
@foxstarhindi
@disneyplushotstarvip
@shahanadg
#TheFaultInOurStars
#DilBechara,"
the
actress
signed
off
her
post
on
an
emotional
note.
Dil
Bechara
revolved
around
the
emotional
journey
of
two
hopelessly
in
love
youngsters,
a
young
girl,
Kizie,
suffering
from
cancer,
and
a
boy,
Manny,
whom
she
meets
at
a
support
group.
The
film
had
opened
to
positive
reviews
from
critics
and
the
audience.