Sushant Singh Rajput’s third death anniversary we look back at what Sushant spoke about Bollywood camps and how it is important to do your work correctly and professionally to get more work.It has been three years today that Sushant Singh Rajput left for his heavenly abode, his death sent shock waves across the country. The man had truly come to define success, starting as a background dancer, eventually garnering fame on TV and then in movies. However, he kept to himself and did not mingle much with industry folks.
Post his death, the movie business was held responsible as they didn’t let him enter their so-called ‘selective’. However, back in 2017, when he was asked about the same, he actually had a question in return, he asked if there actually are camps, as he was unaware of them and nobody bothered to inform him about them, adding that maybe he isn’t important enough.
There were also questions raised about his survival in the industry despite delivering hits like M S Dhoni: The Untold Story and Chhichhore, to which his response was that it is all about doing the job properly and adding more products to every project. In an interview, he mentioned that despite everything, if you do your job professionally and well, it will add more value and you will be hired, no matter what.
Before concluding his answer, Sushant Singh Rajput also shared an inspiring motto that he inculcated while doing his job. “Presence over productivity,” was what the actor believed in. The late actor became a household name for essaying the role of Manav in the hit daily soap Pavitra Rishta. He made his acting debut in Bollywood with Kai Po Che and continued to deliver
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