Day by day the Sushant Singh Rajput case seems to be getting muckier as more and more details are emerging in the late actor's death. Now Smita Parikh, a festival director from Mumbai who knew the late actor, and Rhea Chakraborty, has now alleged that the entire depression story is a big lie. In her interview with Republic Network, Smita said, Sushant was very upset after his ex-manager Disha Salian’s demise. Not only that but he was also telling Mitu (his sister) that ‘they’ will not leave him and these people will be chasing him.According to Smita, the late actor was very anxious but not depressed, continuing further in her interview with Republic television she said, the late actor was very anxious but not depressed.
She revealed Sushant called his brother-in-law a few days later saying that he was very scared. The late actor had approached his family earlier in November too when he told them that he wanted to leave the industry. His sister also drove him to Chandigarh, reveals Smita. She further adds that he, in fact, went by road to the state. Earlier, Sushant's family's lawyer Vikas Singh has claimed Disha's death did have an impact on the actor's mental health condition. The lawyer, speaking with Republic TV, said that the Dil Bechara star "feared being implicated in Disha’s death case." The actor reportedly kept checking Google which contributed to his anxious state of mind.