Actor Paresh Rawal has opened up about how much he despised the intense media coverage that followed Sushant Singh Rajput’s death in 2020. Speaking on Vicky Lalwani’s podcast, Rawal did not hold back while describing his reaction to the way the case was reported.
On the Sushant Singh Rajput coverage
The conversation began with Lalwani referencing Rawal’s decision to stay off news channels during the COVID-19 lockdown. Rawal said, “Mera toh BP ki wajah se bhai” (In my case, it was because of my blood pressure, brother), attributing the decision to his health.
Lalwani then pointed to the extensive television coverage surrounding Rajput’s death, which occurred on June 14, 2020, in Mumbai, describing how the case had turned into a media spectacle during the lockdown. Rawal responded bluntly, saying, “Sushant Singh wala jo circus tha woh toh I bloody hated it” (As for the circus around Sushant Singh, I bloody hated it).
Why he stepped away from politics
Rawal also reflected on his brief stint in politics, having served as a BJP Member of Parliament from Ahmedabad East after winning the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. He admitted the reality of the job did not match his expectations, citing the workload and constant travel.
He said, “Maine isliye chhod diya ki mera kaam nahin hai” (I left because it wasn’t my calling), adding that he had entered politics only for a limited purpose and viewed it as a noble profession that demanded complete commitment.
He added that he ultimately chose to return to acting, a craft he had spent decades honing, saying, “Abhi ye samajh lo mera craft ke oopar thoda bahut control aya hain” (I have finally gained some control over my craft).
The fear of losing his integrity
Rawal explained that one of his biggest concerns while in politics was making promises he could not keep, given his …read more
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