‘Please Come Back’: Sushant Singh Rajput’s Sister Posts Emotional Note

Shweta Singh Kirti is one of Sushant Singh Rajput’s four sisters.

Shhweta Singh Kirti, Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister, shared a throwback picture with a tender note, eight months after his death.

‘Just Come Back’

Sunday has been eight months since the tragic death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput. His sister, Shwetata Singh Kirti, put a note in his memory.

She wrote on Instagram, posting a picture of the late actor: “Kahan chala gaya baby (where have you disappeared)?? Just come back… it has been 8 months…haven’t seen you or heard from you…. Please, come back!!”

Fan Reactions

Many fans of the late actor have also responded to this work. One wrote: “Look at that smile priceless gone too soon.” Another wrote: “From 14th june not even a single day gone without thinking about this beautiful soul.. he is truly a gem n will always stay in our hearts.. so he is alive n will be alive forever n ever…. #JusticeForSushantSinghRajput.”

While a third person said: “Hi, my brother or Sushant’s brother, I am from Indonesia, really miss my love, Sushat, I am a Muslim, but I always pray for SSR in prayer, there is a SSR name, even I fast on Monday for SSR.”

Sushant’s Death

On June 14 last year, Sushant was found dead in his home in Mumbai. His death sent waves to the rest of the world. The initial investigation by Mumbai police says it is a case of suicide, his family disputes this. Later, Sushant’s father filed a CAR in Patna court, accusing Sushant’s girlfriend, actress Rhea Chakraborty of suicide and extorting his money.

Subsequently, the case was investigated by three central agencies – the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Narcotic Control Bureau (NCB) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED). Rhea was also arrested in this case. She was arrested on suspicion of being involved in obtaining marijuana for Sushant. A month later, she was released on bail.

Through much discussion, Shweta has played a key role in keeping the spirit alive and constantly demanding, what the family says, the proper investigation.