Jacqueline Fernandez on Drive co-star Sushant Singh Rajput's death - "It’s very difficult for me to digest that he’s gone"
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Actor Jacqueline Fernandez is finding it difficult to adjust to the fact that Sushant Singh Rajput is no more. She worked with him in Drive that released in November last year on Netflix. During India Today e-Mind Rocks 2020, Jacqueline spoke at length about the time she spent with him.
“It’s very difficult for me to digest that he’s gone. When I go online, I still see so many videos and pictures of us together. The other day I saw a video of us rehearsing for a show that we were doing together. I don’t know how someone who I would have never guessed in my wildest dreams would have wanted to take his life. Whenever we worked together, I was the one who would say Sushant I’m struggling with this,” she said.
“We bonded very well. We did a film together, but we have done stage shows appearances. We have travelled together. I looked at him as this genius. He was always telling me which books to read. He would say, ‘Oh Jacky, you don’t know this. Oh wait, wait, wait. Let me introduce you to this author, let me introduce you to this Science.’ And things actually helped me in my life and changed my life in a way. The kind of things that he was teaching me about philosophy, about bio-hacking, things about improving my wellness and energy level,” she added.
Sushant Singh Rajput died of suicide on June 14. He was found hanging in his Bandra apartment and was reportedly suffering from depression. Mumbai Police is currently investigating his death.
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