Rhea Chakraborty's Lover 'revived' Again, Her Sister Comments On Social Media

Rhea Chakraborty dan Sushant Rajput (Instagram @Rhea_Chakraborty)

JAKARTA - Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his residence in Mumbai on 14 June. Now, an artist 'brings it back to life' in the form of a wax sculpture.

Sushanto Roy (64), a wax artist from West Bengal, carved a statue of Shusant in one and a half months in his studio.

“I sculpt personality statues that bond me emotionally in some way or another. His life and work inspire me. Be it Amitabh Bachchan, Jyoti Basu, Pranab Mukherjee or Maradona, "he said as quoted by Hindustant Times, Monday, September 21.

"Sushant's wax figure is also made for the same reason, although I regret that I will never be able to show it to actors whose acting career struggles should inspire all aspiring actors," continued Sushanto.

Meanwhile, Sushant's younger sister, Shweta Singh Kirti, shared the video of her brother's wax figure on social media. An emotional he commented that watching the video made him feel like his brother was "alive".

Shweta wrote on Instagram, “Feel as if Bhai is alive! Thank you. "The statue will be kept in the wax artists' museum.

Shusant's death is currently being investigated by three agencies - the Central Bureau of Investigation, the Directorate of Enforcement, and the Narcotics Control Bureau. Meanwhile, Shweta became the driving force of the # Justice4SSR campaign which demanded justice for her brother.

There are people around the world who have become attached to this campaign emotionally and are doing all they can to promote this need for justice.

Shweta herself recently announced that she has decided to take a 10-day leave from social media. Sharing photos with Sushant, he wrote, “How much do you try to stay strong, but sometimes this intense pain takes over that Bhai is not really there anymore. Will never be able to touch her or see her laugh or hear her crack a joke ... I wonder how long it will take for her to fully recover. "

"Have decided to take 10 days off online and immerse myself in deep meditation and prayer. I really need to recover from this pain."