Shoaib Akhtar Recalled that Time when he should have Spoken to Sushant Singh Rajput Himself

Former Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar regrets that he had met Sushant Singh Rajput in 2016, but could not speak to him.
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Former Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar regrets that he had met Sushant Singh Rajput in 2016, but could not speak to him. Sushant Singh Rajput had earned a lot of accolades by working in the biopic of MS Dhoni, former captain of Team India. Akhtar met Sushant at a hotel in Mumbai while leaving India in 2016.  Akhtar said that Sushant did not seem very confident and felt that he should have stopped the actor and talked to him about his life and experiences.

It is unfair to Investigate Anyone Without Evidence Said- Shoaib

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When Akhtar was on his way back from India, he met face to face Sushant in a Mumbai hotel. Akhtar said in his YouTube video, 'I met Sushant at Olive in Mumbai in 2016 when I was about to return from India.  To be honest, he did not look full of faith at that time.  He went with me bowing his head when my friend told him that he is doing a film called ``MS Dhoni's: The Untold Story".

Akhtar recalled Sushant's meeting and said that he should have spoken to the actor and helped him by realizing the larger scenario of life. He said that I would regret not talking to him.  Akhtar also said about the allegations being leveled against Salman Khan and other Bollywood celebrities that it is unfair to investigate anyone without evidence.

Sushant committed suicide on 14 June at his home in Bandra, Mumbai.  Fans were deeply shocked by his sudden death.  Many cricketers and celebrities have mourned the death of Sushant on social media. Let us tell you that Sushant movie MS Dhoni: The Untold Story, a film on the life of MS Dhoni, he managed to win the hearts of not only cricket fans but all the people of India.

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