Sushant Singh Rajput Death Anniversary: ‘His Heart Was Full Of Love’ Actor’s Sister Says He Hasn’t Gone Anywhere, Requests THIS To Fans

On June 14, 2020, Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai home. Five years later, his sister Shweta Singh Kirti marked the fifth death anniversary with a heartfelt Instagram video and a powerful message about keeping his spirit alive.

In her emotional post, Shweta asked fans to remember what Sushant truly stood for—love, kindness, and learning. She urged followers not to use his name for negativity and to honour him by spreading positivity instead.

Here’s What Sister Of Sushant Singh Rajput Said

Speaking in front of the camera, Shweta said, “Bhai hasn’t gone anywhere, believe me… he is in you, in me, in all of us.” She shared how Sushant’s spirit is still present when people live with curiosity, innocence, and love. Next, she said that using his name for anything hateful goes against everything he believed in.

She added, “Never use Bhai’s name to spread any negative feeling… he wouldn’t like that.” Shweta reminded fans that Sushant stood for purity, equal treatment for all, and a heart that loved helping others. 

Shweta continued, “Always remember what our Sushant stood for… an unquenchable zeal for life and learning. Any great person’s legacy always grows after he has passed on….. You know why that is? Because the magnetism of their personality sows seeds and influences minds for generations to come….❤️🙏 (sic).”

She also mentioned the ongoing investigation into Sushant’s death. She shared, “Now CBI has submitted a report to the court and we are in the process of retrieving it.” 

Shweta also shared old photos (one of Sushant spending a moment with their father, and another showing the siblings smiling in a selfie). 

Check out her post below!

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About SSR Death Case

Since 2020, Shweta Singh Kirti has consistently spoken out, demanding justice for her brother. His death ( officially ruled a suicide) has remained a topic of public debate. 

In March 2024, she released a video appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asking him to help speed up the CBI probe. She said his involvement would bring relief to howling hearts still seeking answers.