SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT SONCHIRIYA INSTALL

I donвЂ™t think I will be watching Sonchiriya now. It was just a casual conversation about COVID and lockdown. And Sushant always struck me as someone who was confident in his skin. But the fact of the industry is that no matter how many Godfathers or powerful people decide not to work with you, there are so many who still would if you are good. Maybe lately, he felt that people were not responding to his work much.

He had one of the biggest hits of his career in Chhichhore. If we look at his career, he was doing well for himself. But it is one thing to say that it exists but how much does it affect you personally? Nepotism in this industry affects actors much more than directors. He didnвЂ™t care what you thought about him. I felt he was comfortable in his own skin. I know there are things being said, but I donвЂ™t buy it entirely that the industry treated him badly and he felt bad about it. I always thought he was one of those guys who would not take things seriously. And he was taking my pictures as I made a fool of myself. I was walking weirdly and banging into things because I felt I was on the moon. He made me put on glasses and experience it. He was also very interested in virtual reality and had VR equipment in his room. It was not an image he was trying to cultivate. He could make you understand really hard concepts. He was a geek, a science geek, and he knew his thing.

SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT SONCHIRIYA INSTALL

It weighed some 200 kgs, and he carried it to our hotel in Dholpur, Rajasthan, where a professional had to come to install it. He had a telescope, not one of those fancy ones, but not purely for decoration either. I am not from a science background, but others would tell me that this guy made so much sense. When we would celebrate, he would sing old Hindi film songs and talk passionately about science. He would talk about science, the universe, astronomy, philosophy. He was not insecure about marketing himself or his films. He came from a different world, and it was that quality that really appealed to me as far as Lakhna was concerned.Дuring Sonchiriya, we would, of course, speak a lot about the film and his character, but there was never any conversation about the business or the film industry. There was also something very desi about him, perhaps because of his heritage as he didnвЂ™t come from Bandra and Juhu. But Sushant was different, for whatever reason. Most Bollywood male actors actually look like different versions of the same guy. When we started actively thinking about casting, SushantвЂ™s name was on top because of that certain quality of his. SushantвЂ™s face was very unique as far as male leads go. I sent across the script to him, and that very night, he read it and wanted to do it. I hadnвЂ™t even carried it, thinking he would take his time to decide. I ended up sitting with him for two to three hours, talking about the film mainly, but also all sorts of things.

So, he asked if I would be okay to meet him on Holi, and I replied, вЂњAbsolutely.вЂќ I thought I would give him a broad idea to get a sense whether he would be interested in doing a film of this sort. He was shooting for a film and staying in a hotel in Powai. I had not even finished the script, normally I don't cast in a film until it is written.The first time I met Sushant was after I messaged him for Sonchiriya. The casting of the film began after his passing away. He was a special man, itвЂ™s a big loss that he is not around here.'ДЇurther reacting to Rajput being the first choice for Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui, Kapoor said, 'No no, I have heard this rumour as well.

But it was not acknowledged until he passed away, which suddenly jolted people out of their slumber and they all stood up to say that they love this guy. Like in Kedarnath and how there is something in that film and there is love, truth in it. Maybe the media didnвЂ™t acknowledge him for his work. In an interview with Bollywood Bubble, Abhishek Kapoor said, 'Sonchiriya and Sushant did get a lot of love after his passing away. He also said that Rajput's film, Sonchiriya and the actor got 'a lot of love after his passing away.' Abhishek Kapoor: 'Sonchiriya and Sushant did get a lot of love after his passing away'

The director said that his work in both films was not 'acknowledged until' his untimely demise. Filmmaker Abhishek Kapoor recently, during an interview, remembered late actor Sushant Singh Rajput, by talking about his work in Kedarnath and Sonchiriya.

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