'Dil Bechara' Twitter REVIEW: Fans Cheer For Sushant Singh Rajput As They Watch Him On Screen In His Last Film

Social media is flooded with posts praising Sushant Singh Rajput's acting prowess. The actor managed to win hearts with his performance in 'Dil Bechara'.

New Delhi: The wait is finally over! Late Sushant Singh Rajput’s last film ‘Dil Bechara’ has released on Disney+ Hotstar. As expected the movie has received a massive response from the audience on social media. Fans watched ‘Dil Bechara’ on the OTT platform with teary eyes and poured in love and support for the film. The romantic drama co-starring Sanjana Sanghi is about two cancer-afflicted people, Kizie and Manny. Fans are paying tribute to Sushant by sharing stills from ‘Dil Bechara’ on Twitter. The hashtag #DilBecharaDay trended throughout the day on social media. Fans gave thumbs up to the film and lauded Sushant for his power-packed performance. They said that the ‘Raabta’ actor stole the show with his acting and charm. His sizzling chemistry with co-star Sanjana Sanghi also grabbed several eyeballs. One user tweeted, "#DilBechara an emotional journey, lives on fantastic performance by late #SushantSinghRajput. I couldn’t control my emotions throughout the film, a beautiful journey of gem like SSR don’t deserve this ending. Gone too soon brother."

"Watching #DilBechara now Sushant's smile and the light in his eyes is mesmerizing. The movie is full of life and will keep you engrossed. Do watch it," another user wrote on the micro-blogging site.

Fans couldn't hold back their tears while watching Sushant in his last film. One tweet read, "I never cried watching any movie like I did today #DilBechara. His absence in real world make me feel so uncomfortable even more after watching this movie, Coincidentally every lines and dialogues felt so real from reel.. We lost the brightest talent of our time."

Sushant’s entry scene in which he copies Rajinikanth has created a lot of buzz. Fans mentioned the same on Twitter.

'Dil Bechara' is the Hindi adaptation of John Green's novel 'The Fault in our Stars'. The film is also available for all the non-subscribers on Disney+ Hotstar. The streaming giant has decided to make the movie free for viewing, as a mark of respect for Sushant.