Sushant Singh Rajput’s Fans In Patna Have Decided To Boycott Salman Khan, His Films And Clothing Brand

The incredibly talented and exceptionally hard-working Sushant Singh Rajput wowed the audience over and over again in his 7 year long filmy career. After winning hearts with Nitesh Tiwari’s Chhichhore, he was all set to shine on the big screen with Dil Bechara. But the actor bid adieu to the world on 14^th June, leaving his fans heartbroken. Sushant was reportedly suffering from depression since the past few months. Many celebs and fans are blaming Bollywood biggies such as Karan Johar, Alia Bhatt, Salman Khan, Sanjay Leele Bhansali and others for shutting him out of the film industry and allegedly forcing him to take such a drastic step.

A case has been filed against Karan Johar, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Salman Khan and Ekta Kapoor by advocate Sudhir Kumar Ojha in connection with the actor’s death in Bihar. A fan has also filed a criminal complaint against Sushant’s rumored girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty, accusing her of abetting the suicide of the actor. Now the latest report in Bollywood Hungama states that the entire city of Patna, Bihar, where Sushant was born, has decided to boycott Salman.

A few days ago, Sushant’s young fans forced the manager of Salman’s Being Human clothing store in Patna to shut the shop. A protestor and fan of Sushant was quoted saying, “We will not allow anything to do with Salman Khan in Bihar. The Being Human clothes won’t be sold in this state. No film starring Salman Khan will be released in Bihar.”

While the fans seem to have made up their mind, actor turned politician Shatrughan Sinha, who also hails from Bihar, feels this reaction is temporary. He explained that Bihar is angry right now as they have lost a beloved son and hold powerful people like Salman and Karan Johar responsible for his death. He continued to add, “But after they calm down, they will see the irrationality of blaming top names in Bollywood. The people of Bihar love Salman. They cannot do without him for long.”