Sara Ali Khan remembers Sushant Singh Rajput through these 10 things, see photo

It has been 4 years since Sushant Singh Rajput passed away. he/she died on June 14, 2020 and this news shocked everyone. On the occasion of his/her death anniversary, fans and his/her loved ones remembered him/her on social media. Actress Sara Ali Khan, who worked with him/her in his/her debut movie ‘Kedarnath’, has also posted a post on Instagram. Sara Ali Khan remembers the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput on this day every year. She posts pictures with him/her on Instagram and writes a long note. This time too, she has posted an unseen photo from the shooting of the film ‘Kedarnath’. This time she has expressed her feelings not with words, but through emojis.

Sara Ali Khan remembers Sushant Singh Rajput

In the photo, Sara Ali Khan and Sushant Singh Rajput are sitting with folded hands in front of several statues placed on the ground. This scene is of Kedarnath. On this photo, emojis of folded hands symbol, jaap mala, Saturn, smiling hand, telescope, trident, butterfly, space, nature and video camera have been put. That means all the things related to the actor, which he/she liked. With whom he/she wanted to live his/her lifetime and was living.

Sister performed havan for Sushant

Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister Shweta had organised a havan for the actor on his/her fourth death anniversary at her residence in Bandra, Mumbai. She said that it has been 4 years since her brother passed away but there is no update in the case. On this occasion, she has also appealed for justice for the actor.

Sara Ali Khan and Sushant Singh’s affair!

The news of Sara Ali Khan and Sushant Singh Rajput’s affair also came from the sets of this movie. People associated with the film claimed that both of them were in love and were very serious about each other. However, later they separated. But the actress always described him/her as a friend. Sara Ali Khan was last seen in ‘Ae Watan Mere Watan’. After this, she will now be seen with Aditya Roy Kapur in Anurag Basu’s ‘Metro…in Dino’.