Actor Sushant Singh Rajput unfortunately died of suicide yesterday, and it is something a lot of us are still trying to process and come to terms with. Just to recollect glimpses of the person he was, I was going through his social media account yesterday and was amazed at what a bright, intelligent and kind soul he was. His one post especially is being appreciated and spoken about on the internet.
Sushant had taken to his Instagram in September 2019 to share his Top 50 dreams in a hand-written note. From traveling through Europe by train, to sending 100 kids to workshops in ISRO/NASA and learning to fly a plane, it was a mix of goals he had for himself and for humanity as a whole.
Have a look at it:
The heartbreaking end of a dreamer: the 50 dreams of #SushantSinghRajput pic.twitter.com/VPgR8Tr0qJ
— Mahim Pratap Singh (@mayhempsingh) June 14, 2020
He also achieved a lot of these dreams and had shared it on social media.
See it here:
Sushant’s dream journal: Learn to fly…dive into a blue hole…the dreams that he realised before moving on…💔 #SushantSinghRajput pic.twitter.com/a1MHc8KqWe
— Mahim Pratap Singh (@mayhempsingh) June 14, 2020
We would have loved to see you complete that list, Sushant. We will surely miss your enthusiasm and zest for life and learning.
Suicide prevention is a very important discussion and needs to be addressed. It is important to reach out to your close friends and family or a therapist and seek help for depression, anxiety and any other mental illnesses you may be suffering from. The Government of Maharashtra, BMC, and MPower Minds 1on1 have created a free helpline to support us at this difficult time. Please call 1800-120-820050 to speak to a mental health professional.