Sushant Singh Rajput reminisces his journey as Mansoor Khan from 'Kedarnath'

Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput is currently riding high on success as his latest film 'Kedarnath' is fairing well at the theaters. The actor on Tuesday, December 11, took to Instagram and shared a still from the movie where he can be seen dressed as Mansoor Khan, his character from the film. Sitting outside a cottage he can be seen posing for the photograph with a bright smile on his face. The actor who seems to be much-impressed by his on-screen character captioned the post saying, "Anything worth pursuing is worth failing at, and fail we do as we pursue, Love is the cause and it survives... #selfmusing 💫 मंसूर खान. #kedarnath 🔱🙏🦋❤️ @kanika.d"

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Abhishek Kapoor's directorial venture 'Kedarnath' stars Sushant Singh Rajput and Sara Ali Khan in the lead. It is backed by Ronnie Screwvala and Pragya Kapoor under the film production banners of RSVP and Guy in the Sky pictures. Set against the backdrop of a catastrophic deluge that hit Uttarakhand in 2013, the film narrates a heart-wrenching love story of a Hindu girl and the Muslim boy as they struggle to deal with communal clashes while also trying to survive the devastating floods of Uttarakhand. In the film, Sushant Singh Rajput plays the role of a Muslim 'Pithoo', a tourist escort named Mansoor, whereas Sara Ali Khan is portraying as Mukku, the daughter of an elite Hindu family. The film marks the debut of Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan and his former wife Amrita Singh's daughter Sara and fans are much impressed by her performance in the project.

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'Kedarnath' was dragged into controversy ahead of its release as several political parties had objected against a kissing scene of the lead pair in the film, stating that it violates the beliefs of the Hindus and hurts their sentiments, promoting 'love jihad.' However, overcoming all controversies the romantic saga marked a grand release on Friday, December 7.