Sushant Singh Rajput Jayanti: Late actor wanted to work in Hollywood, revealed his diary

The nation is shocked by the untimely demise of Sushant Singh Rajput. One of the most talented actors, Sushant lived a larger than life life with his unconventional choices and approach to fulfill all his dreams and aspirations. Soon after his death, the pages of his diary revealed, that the actor wanted to work in Hollywood in the year 2020. The diary written by Sushant Singh in 2018-19 claimed that he wanted to join a Hollywood agency and stars. He wanted to contribute to education, cinema and the environment.

On the third page of the diary, Sushant mentioned his big dream. He wanted to build a core team that would look after his 2020 Hollywood project. Sushant also wanted his sister to join the team and wanted her to lead the team.

Sushant Singh was one such actor who went beyond his limits to put his soul into a character. He followed his passion and rose to the top of his game. In an interview at the time, Sushant Singh Rajput revealed, “The idea is not to reach a certain goal, accumulate money or earn a certain reputation, I just want to take my time and enjoy the journey”. Actually, Sushant Singh Rajput was one such actor who dared to dream dreams and turn them into reality.

For Unverse, Sushant started his career as a dancer under choreographer Shiamak Davar. The actor rose to fame with the TV show Pavitra Rishta, but contrary to popular belief, Sushant’s first show on television was Kis Desh Mein Hai Mera Dil. Sushant was often compared to a superstar Shahrukh Khan, because both made a successful transition from TV to cinema and also for the fact that both found their way into the industry without any godfathers.

Not only acting or dancing, Sushant was also fond of astronomy. His Instagram account is proof of this as he often posts pictures of high star gazing experiments. to keep track:

Meanwhile, Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his Mumbai apartment on June 14, 2020. Initially, his death was ruled a suicide by the Mumbai Police, but the matter was later transferred to the Central Bureau of Investigation along with the Narcotics Control Bureau. And the Enforcement Directorate is joining the investigation.