Apurva Asrani pens blog discussing Sushant, 'Simran' controversy, mental health & more

'My fight for Sushant is t born out of vendetta for anyone. I am speaking up because I identify with him,' wrote Apurva Asrani as he penned a blog titled 'Do Words Have Power to Kill?'. In aftermath of Sushant Singh Rajput's death by suicide, conversations around nepotism, mental health, blind items by critics, and much more triggered in film industry.

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"Needless to say I felt betrayed. I fought a long & tiring battle to ensure that I was t discredited. And though title finally did appear correctly, experience exhausted me. I was heartbroken that a lot of my industry folk chose to remain silent," Apurva wrote.

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Asrani also revealed how Sushant's name was 'wrongfully' dragged in #MeToo movement and actor had to release screenshots to prove his incence.

"Sushant had a series of cowardly blind items written about him that could have broken even toughest of spirits. He was called a skirt chaser, unprofessional, some claimed that his films were duds, one even named him in a #metoo accusation and called him a rapist," Apurva wrote.

He furr writes, "Sushant had to post screenshots of his chat with alleged victim to prove that he was incent. Can you imagine what he must have gone through in nights and days leading to this death? This middle class boy from Patna, a few years in maximum city, working hard to realise his dreams; but he had to expend all that energy, relentlessly fighting this dirty, unfounded slander."

In one of sections in Apruva's blog, he raised a question, 'Who do we blame?' and writes, "re is a bigger system at play, with so many different kinds of characters functioning oppressively since time immemorial. But to accept this system as rm, and to shut people up from calling out wrongdoers, that is unacceptable too," Apurva wrote.

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