
Shweta Singh Kirti, sister of late actor Sushant Singh Rajput, visited Kedarnath. Shweta's Kedarnath journey was on the occasion of the four year death anniversary of Sushant on June 14. She shared emotional pictures and notes through her instagram after reaching Kedarnath on Saturday. She also wrote about how she met the monk that Sushant had acquainted with during his Kedarnath trip.
“It is the 1st of June, and four years ago on the 14th of this month, we lost our dearest Sushant. Even now, we are still searching for answers about what happened on that tragic day.
I came to Kedarnath to pray, to remember, and to feel close to Bhai. The day was incredibly emotional; as soon as I landed in Kedarnath, tears began to flow. I walked for a while but eventually had to sit down and cry my heart out, feeling his presence all around me. I felt an overwhelming urge to hug him. I sat and meditated where he had meditated, and in those moments, I felt he was still with me, within me, living through me. It felt as if he had never left.
Yesterday in Phata, there was no internet connection. While sitting in my car, I managed to open Instagram and saw only one post in my feed: a picture of Bhai in Kedarnath with a Sadhu. I knew I had to meet that Sadhu, and by God’s grace, I was able to. I’m attaching that picture for reference.
Grateful to God for making this happen”, she wrote on her instagram post.
Sushant passed away on June 14, 2020. Sushant was just 34 years old when he died. Sushant was found hanging dead at his house in Bandra, Mumbai. What followed was a flurry of controversies. The actor's family and fans accused that the death was a murder and not a suicide. The arrest of Sushant's friends, including actress Riya, and the drug case have sparked discussions about nepotism in Bollywood. Sushant's death has been confirmed as suicide by the forensic experts of AIIMS, but even today the mysteries remain.
Published: 02 Jun 2024, 12:59 pm IST
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