In an EXCLUSIVE interview with Pinkvilla, Sandip SSingh lashed out at Rhea Chakraborty’s allegations stating that Sushant Singh Rajput’s family did not invite her to the late actor’s funeral. Check out her full explosive interview below.
As Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case grows more complicated by the day, Rhea Chakraborty is among the prime suspects. Not long ago, the actress was seen outside the Office of Narcotics Control for a third round of questioning while the agency investigated from another angle. While Chakraborty was able to visit the morgue to see SSR one last time, she was not part of the funeral attended by the late actor’s co-stars Kriti Sanon and Shraddha Kapoor.
In an EXCLUSIVE interview with Pinkvilla, we asked Sushant’s friend Sandip SSingh about Rhea being MIA from the funeral he shared: “People who say that I was not invited to Sushant Singh Rajput’s funeral, they should really check their mind. No It was a birthday party or a mahurat or a movie blockbuster party. It was a funeral. If you are friends with Sushant, were you waiting for the invitation to come to the funeral? Have we lost our minds? We were educated or not? did you invite to Sushant’s house when I heard the news or did I go alone on human ground? “
“Those people, after not even attending the funeral, they say, ‘I wasn’t invited. My name was not on the list. ‘ Yeh kya kissi bahut bade politician ya businessman ki shaadi ka list hai jo aapka guest list door mein denge aur aapko tick kiya jaayega? Do you have to prepare? I can understand the excitement that you wanted to come, but you can’t think, ‘Oh! My name was not there. Oh my God! I was not invited. How can you even think that? Ssingh questioned.
“There was Ekta Kapoor who was standing outside the door in the rain. Abhishek Kapoor, who made Kedarnath with it and threw it in Kai po che, I didn’t even see it. Someone told me that his name was not on the list, but he came and stayed in the rain. Shraddha Kapoor, her co-star who came and stood like an ordinary person outside the door. The people who had to come came. They paid their last visit to Sushant and they left without showing off, “Sandip added.
“Did someone invite her to Cooper Hospital when she went? Why did she wait for the funeral? If she wanted to, she could have come. No one had walked in the outside door saying, ‘Rea and other uninvolved people.’ The people who say that I wasn’t invited, it’s her way of thinking, it’s her overthinking. If you ask me especially about Rhea, she went to the hospital, no one invited her. If she had wanted, had she had the courage and confidence, she could have come to the funeral. The family weren’t in a line there and they said, “If Rhea comes, we won’t allow it.” They didn’t say a word. They didn’t issue a statement. They didn’t tell the police, “If Rhea comes in or if someone comes in, we don’t allow them. They didn’t because they have emotions too. They understand feelings. You are saying I did not allow it, who am I? Am I bigger than Ekta Kapoor, Shraddha Kapoor, Abhishek Kapoor in the industry? No, I am a small producer. Will I not let people in? iniera people. Sabke andhar emotions hota hai, “concluded Ssingh.
Check out Sandip Ssingh’s full explosive interview with Pinkvilla below:
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Meanwhile, in an earlier interview with India Today, Rhea confessed that she was surprised not to be on the funeral list while the names of people from the industry were on the list. Chakraborty couldn’t go because Sushant’s family didn’t want her there. As she was ready to go, her friends in the industry made her understand that she couldn’t go because her family didn’t like her.
Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for the latest updates on the case that is being investigated by the IWC, the Directorate of Enforcement and the NCB.
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