Sanchita
The talented Sushant Singh Rajput had passed away on 14 June 2020. His death case still remains shrouded in mystery.
As today marks his 37th birth anniversary, let’s take a trip down memory lane to celebrate the late actor!
SSR’s fascination with science, stargazing and all things astronomy is quite well-known. The Chhichhore actor was a proud owner of the ‘Meade LX600 telescope’; one of the most advanced telescopes in the world! He had also bought a piece of land on the moon in the region called the ‘Mare Moscoviense’.
SSR’s luxurious, sea-facing Bandra duplex apartment had featured in ‘Asian Paints Where the Heart Is’ Season 2. If this Zoom report is to be believed, then the Dil Bechara actor was paying rent of around Rs 4.51 lakhs per month! He had also paid a deposit of around 12.9 lakhs (Rs. 12,90,000).
From an advanced telescope to cool, rustic paraphernalia and books… SSR’s apartment truly is a wonder to behold. Let’s take a look:
Starting the house tour, SSR can be heard saying – “I don’t know how to become a star, and if you are one, then how do you even preserve that stardom? So I don’t think about all this. I just watch stars.”
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“I define my living room as a time-travelling room. Because there are different stories here, condensed in different forms, talking about different histories, the future, everything.”
“I keep having conversations with the writers whose books I read,” he continues.
“I always wanted to be an astronaut, then I talked myself into becoming a pilot, then an engineer. And then I got confused, so I thought let’s be an actor and be everything,” Sushant says.
SSR had always dreamt to have a projector at his place – and he had gotten himself one!
“My home is a mix of everything. It doesn’t follow a pattern or a particular design.”
“This house is made up of old, broken, fixed things, which I can completely relate to because that’s how my career has also been built,” SSR concludes.
Wasn’t that house tour absolutely enchanting? Rest in peace, Sushant. You truly were gone too soon!
