Over six years have passed since the tragic demise of renowned actor Sushant Singh Rajput, who was discovered deceased at his Mumbai residence. His sister, Shweta Singh Kirti, remains steadfast in her conviction that foul play was involved in his death, a belief she has recently reasserted. Shweta disclosed that numerous psychics have independently corroborated her suspicions, suggesting a sinister element to Sushant’s passing. She emphasizes that many pertinent questions surrounding the circumstances of his death continue to linger unanswered, leaving a void of clarity for his grieving family and ardent admirers.
In a recent candid discussion on the YouTube channel Supertalks by The Movingship, Shweta delved into her personal journey of coping with the profound loss of her brother. She recounted experiencing what she profoundly describes as Sushant’s ethereal presence after his death. These experiences often manifested through vivid dreams and during periods of deep meditation, offering her moments of spiritual connection. She specifically recalled a particularly potent experience around the time his ashes were being prepared for immersion in Patna.
Shweta vividly recounted an evening spent in a room when she felt an undeniable sensation that her brother had come to visit her. “That night, he came to talk to me,” she shared, her voice tinged with emotion. “He was wearing something made of jute and was dressed in a kurta-like outfit. He hugged me and spoke to me for hours. I had so many questions for him. I asked, ‘Brother, why did this happen?’ I asked him about many things, and he explained everything to me.” This profound encounter, she explained, provided her with an invaluable sense of emotional closure, untangling the myriad knots of confusion and sorrow that had plagued her since his sudden departure. “Somehow, all the knots and complexities inside me began to untangle. Finally, he hugged and kissed me, and I could feel his scent, his breath—everything,” Shweta recalled, the memory clearly still vivid.
Shweta also opened up about the devastating moment she received the news of her brother’s death. She was in California at the time, and the revelation plunged her into a state of profound shock. Her body immediately went numb upon hearing the tragic news, an initial disbelief that eventually gave way to an uncontrollable torrent of tears. The unprecedented global restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic further compounded her anguish, as it prevented her from traveling to India to be physically present for his final rites. This inability to bid a proper farewell, she indicated, intensified her grief and left her with a persistent feeling of incompleteness and a lack of proper closure.
Continuing her quest for truth, Shweta has openly questioned several critical aspects surrounding Sushant’s death. Her concerns include the timing and swiftness of the post-mortem examination, as well as the perplexing detail that his room was reportedly locked from the inside. “It’s been six years, we still do not know what really happened. What was the hurry for post mortem? He never used to lock his room. How was his room locked from inside? There are several unanswered questions,” she articulated, a palpable frustration in her voice. “Something was not right. Something was wrong,” she emphatically added, underscoring her conviction that the official narrative is incomplete.
Furthermore, Shweta revealed that Sushant Singh Rajput was profoundly affected and disturbed by the death of his former manager, Disha Salian, who tragically died after falling from the 14th floor of a residential building in Mumbai. “After Disha Salian’s death, he was very much disturbed. He kept saying that they will not even spare him. I don’t know. Maybe he had some information he was about to come out with. Maybe something like that,” she hypothesized, hinting at a potential nexus between the two deaths. When pressed on whether Sushant’s reference to “they” alluded to individuals within the Bollywood film industry, Shweta responded with caution, stating, “We do not know that.”
In a surprising turn, Shweta also expressed that she no longer requires official closure from the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) regarding her brother’s death. She asserted that she and her family already possess an intrinsic understanding of what transpired. “We do not need a closure from CBI now, we know what had happened. Whatever they are doing, maybe cover-up, we know in our hearts what happened. There was some kind of cover-up,” she declared, suggesting a perceived obfuscation of facts. She further elaborated that her current focus has shifted from the painful pursuit of justice to celebrating her brother’s life and enduring legacy, rather than dwelling on the perpetual sorrow of his demise. “After we know that there was some foul play. What do we do? Should we keep this wound open or should we live Sushant?” she mused, indicating a desire to honor his memory by embracing his life rather than being consumed by the mystery of his death.
The Sushant Singh Rajput death case continues to be a subject of intense public interest and speculation. The actor was found dead in his Mumbai apartment on June 14, 2020, at the age of 34. His untimely passing ignited a firestorm of theories, ranging from allegations of foul play to the official conclusion of suicide. The investigation into his death was subsequently undertaken by multiple high-profile agencies, including the CBI, the Enforcement Directorate (ED), and the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), each examining different facets of the complex and emotionally charged case.
