Mumbai: Fans of Sushant Singh Rajput are remembering the actor even after one year of his passing away. Even today, people cannot believe that the ‘Kedarnath’ actor is no longer amongst us. Sagar Kambli, a painter, is one such person who is still very heartbroken about SSR’s death. So, to mark Sushant Singh Rajput’s first death anniversary, he painted beautiful portraits of the actor.
Sagar runs a painting shop in Mumbai's Lalbagh area, where he not only paints pictures of Bollywood celebrities on canvas but also creates portraits of world-renowned personalities and embellishes them with his paintbrush. On the occasion of one year of Sushant's death anniversary, Sagar painted a number of portraits of SSR to pay a tribute to the late actor.
Apart from creating portraits of Sushant’s characters from his movies – ‘Dil Bechara’, ‘Chhichhore’ and ‘M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story’, Sagar also painted a childhood picture of the ‘Raabta’ actor.
While speaking to ABP News, Sagar told, “The pictures of Sushant that came out through my artistry are my true tribute to him.” He further added, “Sushant was a very fine and great artist. If Sushant was alive today, he would have got an idea of how crores of people still want him. I am also one of his fans and that is why I have painted all his portraits.”
When Sagar saw Sushant's film 'M.S. Dhoni - The Untold Story' for the first time, he did not know that he would become so crazy about SSR's acting in the film that he would watch this film again and again. He told smiling, “I have seen Dhoni at least 40-50 times. In the film, Sushant lived the character of Mahi in such a way that the difference between there was no difference between real life and reel life Dhoni.”
Even after a year, there are all kinds of questions and apprehensions in the minds of people regarding Sushant's death. Revealing his feelings in this matter, Sagar told ABP News, “I just feel that the truth of Sushant's death should come in front of people. People should know why he committed suicide. His fans have every right to know the truth of his death.”
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