‘People are trying to get a mileage over Sushant’s death’ : says Sonu Sood

There has been a lot of uproar and chaos in the Bollywood industry and also amidst the fans and followers of Sushant Singh Rajput, ever since the actor was found dead in his residence. People are not coming to terms with his suicide and thinks that there is something more to it which is not apparent. The debate on nepotism as well as ‘Outsiders vs Insiders’ is  going on in the industry with Kangana Ranaut standing at the forefront of this fight for justice for Sushant. Many other celebs like Apurva Asrani and Shekar Kapur have also opened up o the unfairness of the industry.

Actor Sonu Sood who  has proven to be a real time hero with his heroic activities in the lockdown period was asked to give his reviews in this situation in a TV interview. He said that the division of insider and outsider will always be there unfortunately. He also added that he finds it very unfortunate that some people are trying to gain mileage from SSR’s demise.

In his words he said:

“Lot of people trying to get mileage, over this subject, that’s very unfortunate. Imagine the family living in Patna, imagine what they must be going through. People who haven’t met him in their life, and they want to sit on a debate which is unfortunate.”

He also added:

“If we talk about insiders and outsiders, that will always be there, it was there years back and still it is there. Tomorrow if an outsider comes to Mumbai to do something, obviously he will have to do his share of struggling, he is not going to get a godfather who will make a call for him, to make life easy for him. All outsiders who come to Mumbai should have nerves of steel to survive, maybe for months, maybe for years, and if it doesn’t happen, you need to be strong enough to go back to your families, and do something in life. But when you see cases like Sushant, which is so unfortunate, we used to workout together, he was such a great guy, and a successful guy, it sends a wrong message, where the parents don’t let their kids come to Mumbai. ‘The industry is not safe, people will not help you’, it’s not like that.”

Sonu Sood have shown his kind heartedness by helping the migrants during the lockdown phase of the year. Just recently he helped a farmer by buying him a tractor after seeing a video of his daughters ploughing the field manually.