Sushant Singh Rajput’s family needs to give a lot of answers

Nobody is saying this aloud for the fear of being trolled savagely. But the truth is, a substantial number of people in the film industry are wondering how Sushant Singh Rajput’s family was not aware of his mental condition.

The family has repeatedly accused Sushant’s girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty of administering the wrong medicines to him when in fact Sushant’s family was not only aware of his psychological struggles, they were also aware of the medicines that were being given to Sushant for his mental condition.

A Whatsapp chat between Sushant’s sister and Sushant’s manager reveals that a prescription of the medicines for Sushant for various serious mental illnesses was sent to the sister. If this is an authentic conversation, why is the family repeatedly saying that they had no knowledge of Sushant’s mental conflicts and that all his problems, psychological and financial surfaced only after Rhea came into Sushant’s life?

Why is the family so wary of taking responsibility for their only son’s struggle with paranoia and isolation in his final days? Rhea left Sushant when, apparently, she couldn’t handle his deteriorating mental health. Wasn’t it right for Sushant’s family to rush and salvage the situation in Sushant’s life?

While Sushant was in and out of hospitals, his father apparently sent a text to Rhea asking for an air ticket so he could visit his son.

Does this sound like a family where the scion is staring at self-destruction? Does this family even acknowledge that their son was in the need of serious care? Could it be that the narrative of a very popular very healthy very intelligent man who was honey trapped by a gold digger, not only makes great TRPs but also serves as great alibi for those who failed in their duty as family?

Also Read: Following the media trial of Rhea Chakraborty, Taapsee Pannu says to trust the law in Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case

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