After the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, a zero atmosphere has been created among his family, friends, Bollywood industry as well as fans. After the death of Sushant, many film personalities and friends who have loved him shared their experiences with him, but his close friend producer Sandeep Singh (Sandip Ssingh) is still not able to come out of this shock. Sandeep has been worrying more about Ankita Lokhande since Sushant’s death. Sandeep recently told that the day Sushant took this unfortunate step and when I saw him, my biggest concern was with Ankita Lokhande.
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Please tell that Sandeep Singh was one of Sushant’s best friends and appeared in the tragedy with family and friends at the forefront. According to our collaborative website DNA , in an interview, Sandeep said that he had befriended Sushant in 2011, when he was in a relationship with his then girlfriend Ankita Lokhande. Sandeep told, “Ankita was not only a girlfriend of Sushant, but he had replaced his mother in his life.” Sandeep said, ‘My journey in the industry has been twenty years, but I have not seen a girl like Ankita in this journey. No one could have kept the way he took care of Sushant. She was the only one who could save Sushant.
Sandeep told, ‘The day Sushant took this unfortunate step and when I saw him, my biggest worry was for Ankita Lokhande. That day I continued to call Ankita from my home till ambulance to the hospital, but she did not pick up my phone and I knew what she was doing at that time. After the postmortem, I ran straight towards his house. I have known him for 10 years and I do not think he ever hugged me like he hugged me when I saw him that day. About Sushant’s girlfriend Riya Chakraborty and the rumor and plan of their marriage, Sandeep said, “I was not invited to any wedding.” So I have no idea about it. I knew that Ankita and Sushant were going to get married. For me, it was his last relationship and I want to live with the same memories.
