Suniel Shetty opens up about importance of ‘reaching out’ after Nitin Desai and Sushant Singh Rajput’s demise; says, “We should constantly keep inquiring about their wellbeing” : Bollywood News

With the cases of suicide increasing within the fraternity, many actors have stressed on the need of mental health measures to be implemented. Suniel Shetty, who has been in the industry for over three decades, recently opened up about the kind of stress that Bollywood and entertainment industry undergoes as he continued to explain the importance and need of reaching out to your friends and colleagues in such situations, after he was asked about Nitin Desai and Sushant Singh Rajput’s demise.

Suniel Shetty opens up about importance of ‘reaching out’ after Nitin Desai and Sushant Singh Rajput’s demise; says, “We should constantly keep inquiring about their wellbeing”

Talking about the recent and sudden demise of one of the most popular art directors Nitin Desai, Suniel Shetty told The Free Press Journal, "This is a loss of the most talented art director and one of the most humble art directors and one of the finest. What was that one thing that broke him to succumb to this, is the most important question? It’s said, ‘God always wants the good ones with him’ Does he need them? I don’t know… My heartfelt condolences."

On the other hand, he also opened up about the shocking demise of MS Dhoni star Sushant Singh Rajput as he added, “A wonderful child. He achieved so much in his life. And then God takes him away… What was the moment when he did what he did? You feel for his parents, his family.” He stressed on the need of reaching out and keeping a check on your close ones as he continued, “Reaching out is important. If we know someone and if at all we know he /she is going through any sort of stress, we should reach out to them. We should be constantly calling out and keep inquiring about their well-being.”

On the work front, Suniel Shetty is currently dabbling between web series and movies in multiple languages.

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