'Will See You The Other Side Bhai...': Sushant Singh Rajput's Sister Pens Heartfelt Post For Him On Raksha Bandhan

Shweta posted a video montage on Instagram featuring previously unseen photos of Sushant with the family.

Shweta Singh Kirti remembered her late brother with love in a touching note dedicated to him.

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New Delhi: On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, Sushant Singh Rajput's sister Shweta Singh Kirti remembered her late brother with love. In a touching note dedicated to the actor, Shweta Singh Kirti said that with each passing day, the grief of losing him grows even more.

Shweta posted a video montage on Instagram featuring previously unseen photos of Sushant with the family. She can be seen tying a rakhi to Sushant in the cute childhood pictures of them that she is pointing at in the Reel video. 

"Kabhi lagta hai tum kahin nahi gaye, tum to yahin ho. Kabhi lagta hai ab kya main tumhe kabhi nai dekh paongi, tumse kabhi baat nai kar paongi. Tumhari hansi, tumhari awaaz kabhi nai sun paongi (sometimes it feels like you are still here, with me but at times I wonder if I will ever get to see you, talk to you or see your smile, listen to your voice again)," Shweta wrote.

“The pain of losing you, even if I want to share it with anyone, I can’t. It is too close to my heart, and something that is that close you can hardly find words to describe it. The pain keeps growing deeper with every passing day, exposing the ephemeral nature of this material world, the only solace is God. Will see you the other side Bhai, soon enough till I too become a story to ridicule, to entertain or to inspire. Trying Rakhi on your wrist and praying that you remain at peace and in joy wherever you are. So long! With Love. Gudia Di," she added.

 

 

 

 

 

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Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai flat on June 14, 2020. The same year, an investigation into Sushant's death began and turned over to the Central Bureau of Investigation, with the Enforcement Directorate and the Narcotics Control Bureau conducting separate investigations into the case's financial and drug-related issues.