Several
celebrities
visited
Sidharth
Shukla's
family,
hours
after
the
demise
of
the
Balika
Vadhu
actor.
Rahul
Mahajan,
who
too
visited
Sidharth's
family
at
his
residence
got
to
meet
his
mother.
He
said
that
although
he
had
not
met
Sid
for
nearly
a
year,
nothing
had
changed
between
them
as
both
of
them
had
spiritual
connect
that
bonded
them.
He
also
revealed
that
he
got
to
meet
Shehnaaz
Gill,
who
had
gone
completely
pale.
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The
actor
said
he
met
Shehnaaz,
who
was
recording
her
statement
with
police.
He
was
quoted
by
TOI
as
saying,
"She
had
gone
completely
pale
as
if
a
storm
had
just
passed
by
and
washed
away
everything."
Rahul
revealed
that
Sidharth's
father
had
also
died
of
a
heart
attack
and
one
does
not
need
to
talk
about
foul
play
although
it
is
human
nature
to
blame.
He
said
that
Sidharth
was
a
different
kind
of
person,
who
would
not
even
like
them
mourning
for
him.
He
added
that
he
met
his
mother,
who
is
also
such
a
strong
woman.
Rahul
said
that
she
had
tears
in
her
eyes,
but
she
was
strong
and
told
him
that
'death
is
obvious
and
but
said
itna
jaldi
nahi
hona
chahiye
tha.' He
further
said
that
she
is
a
mother
and
how
can
any
mother
see
her
son
go
away
in
her
lifetime.
There
have
been
reports
of
Sidharth
spending
long
hours
in
gym.
Regarding
the
same,
Rahul
clarified
that
the
Bigg
Boss
13
winner
never
exerted
himself.
He
said,
"He
took
time
in
the
exercise
and
one
and
half
hour
workout
was
done
in
three
hours
so
the
question
of
exertion
does
not
arise
at
all.
Also
his
food
habits
were
mostly
vegetarian."
Rahul
further
said
that
whatever
the
post-mortem
report
it
is
they
have
lost
one
person
the
parent
has
lost
her
son,
so
how
does
it
matter
what
the
reason
of
death
could
be
as
the
person
is
not
going
to
comeback.
He
added,
"Even
if
it
is
due
to
medicine
or
fatigue
that
does
not
really
matter
now.
Whatever
the
postmortem
report
it
will
be
more
for
the
media
but
it
does
not
matter
to
the
family
they
have
lost
him
and
the
cremation
has
to
happen."