Read why no tenant for lavish apartment even after two years of Sushant singhs rajputs death

Key Takeaways:

• One of Bollywood’s most talented and promising actors, Sushant Singh Rajput, passed away two and a half years ago.
• According to reports in Bollywood Hungama, Sushant, who passed away in the same apartment, had been vacant for the previous 2.5 years.

Sushant Singh Rajput, one of Bollywood’s most talented and promising actors, passed away two and a half years ago. Fans of the actor are still in shock and fighting for justice in his passing. 

The rumour is that Sushant Singh Rajput, who owned a luxurious home with a view of the sea in an upscale neighbourhood of Mumbai, is having trouble finding a tenant. 

According to reports in Bollywood Hungama, Sushant, who passed away in the same apartment, has been without a tenant for the past 2.5 years. 

The tenants refuse to rent the property or even go inside when it is mentioned that it was the home where the Kedarnath actor lived and passed away.

A reputable broker named Rafique Merchant posted images of the magnificent apartment on Twitter and mentioned that it is available for rent for 5 lakh rupees. 

Still, they haven’t been able to find a tenant. In an interview with Bollywood Hungama, Rafique explained why they are having trouble locating Sushant’s home “To move into this apartment, people are afraid. 

When potential tenants learned that this was the apartment where he died, they refused to even visit the property. 

As the news of his passing has gotten stale, people are at least stopping by the apartment now. However, the transaction is not yet completed “.

The broker also stated that the property owner is only interested in renting the home to a corporate family and does not want to rent the apartment to movie stars. 

He expressed the hope that the tenant would be found soon. Sushant Singh Rajput passed away during COVID, and the news of his passing shocked everyone. 

Sushant’s passing exposed much of Bollywood’s murky side, and the actors’ fans still actively seek justice and call for a boycott of all films.