Late
actor
Sushant
Singh
Rajput
was
one
of
the
brightest
stars
in
Hindi
film
industry
who
worked
with
many
critically
acclaimed
directors
in
his
short
yet
illustrious
career.
His
sudden
demise
on
June
14
last
year,
left
everyone
shattered
including
the
ones
who
worked
with
him.
One
amongst
them
is
filmmaker
Nitesh
Tiwari
who
helmed
Sushant's
2019
blockbuster
Chhichhore.
In
a
recent
interaction
with
ETimes,
the
Dangal
director
recalled
his
fond
memories
of
working
with
the
late
actor.
Speaking
about
how
Sushant
shot
the
emotional
scenes
in
Chhichhore
sans
any
glyecerine,
Nitesh
called
him
a
method
actor
who
would
internalise
something
to
get
into
that
mood
and
perform.
The
tabloid
quoted
the
filmmaker
as
saying,
"Another
thing
I
need
to
tell
here
is
he
never
used
glycerin
in
emotional
scenes.
I
would
ask
him,
'How
are
you
managing
to
get
tears?'
and
he
would
say,
'Yeh
mera
secret
hai
sir'.
He
did
not
tell
me
his
secret
but
he
came
prepared
and
he
had
so
many
crying
scenes
with
both
the
younger
and
older
Ani
and
not
even
once
in
those
shots
did
he
use
glycerine."
Tiwari
continued,
"He
was
a
method
actor,
who
would
internalise
something
to
get
into
that
mood
and
perform.
He
would
just
get
tears
in
his
eyes
and
to
me
that
was
quite
a
revelation."
Nitesh
recalled
an
episode
from
the
sets
of
Chhichhore
when
they
were
shooting
a
scene
in
which
Sushant's
character
Ani
and
Shraddha's
character
Maya
are
having
an
argument
and
their
son
is
brought
out
of
the
operation
theatre.
"He
(Sushant)
couldn't
continue
with
the
scene
because
he
had
internalised
it
so
much
that
he
lost
all
his
energy.
On
that
day,
we
had
to
reschedule
the
remaining
portions
for
the
next
day.
You
have
to
understand
your
artiste's
condition.
He
had
given
a
super
shot
and
if
he
needed
rest,
he
needed
rest," the
director
told
the
leading
daily.
He
said
that
Sushant
would
make
everybody
around
him
comfortable;
even
his
co-actors.
Further,
Nitesh
remembered
Sushant
as
a
fantastic
artiste,
full
of
energy
and
dedication.
He
revealed
that
he
got
emotional
when
he
recently
re-watched
Chhichhore
as
it
reminded
him
of
all
the
fun
that
they
had
while
making
that
movie.