Filmmaker Abhishek Kapoor has revealed many secrets after Sushant's death. Sushant Singh Rajput started his film career with him. Sushant got such a huge success from 'Kai Po Che' directed by Abhishek Kapoor and the actor never looked back. Rajput made his Bollywood debut with this film, which came in the year 2013 and after that, he became a hit. Remembering the days of 'Kedarnath', filmmaker Abhishek Kapoor has told how 'the actors had started living in a disarray during this film'.
He told that even during the film promotion, Sushant Singh Rajput was very disappointed to see that he was not getting as much love for the film as the film's lead actress Sara Ali Khan had received. Sara Ali Khan stepped into the film industry with this film and it was her debut film. Sushant Singh Rajput played the role of a Muslim boy in the film who used to work in Kedarnath. Abhishek Kapoor has told during the interview that, "I did not talk to him for about 1-and-a-half years. He changed his number 50 times. I remember when Kedarnath was released. The media was only talking about Sara. And I do not know what happened. Sushant could see that he was not getting as much love as Sara Ali Khan. Because everything was being written about Sara Ali Khan. He was lost. I sent him some messages. Then the film was released and it received a good response."
"This was my last thing with him. I wrote - Brother, how much I am trying to meet you. I do not know if you are busy, disappointed or what is the matter. But call me fast and I want to talk. We will make a great film again. If we do not celebrate it, then who will do it. What will we celebrate in life? This was the message I sent to him in January. He did not respond to me even on his birthday. Then I left him. I thought he is not gone, he will come again. I could see that he is not happy. But you have a line that you cannot cross. If you deliberately talk more, then it is of no importance. I could only travel halfway, he had to come halfway."
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