Sushant Singh Rajput’s tragic demise has broken and shattered hearts. Who would have imagined a rising star will go this way? His fans, friends, and family are fighting for justice for the actor as they are clueless about what happened to the star who was and still is an inspiration to a million others. 

Like the shadow
I am
and
I am not...
~ Jalaluddin Rumi ️ pic.twitter.com/Ejj1X6LSyV

— Sushant Singh Rajput (@itsSSR) October 26, 2019

After his demise, a lot of writers started to narrate Sushant’s life through their lens and wrote books on him. Some celebrated him and some outrightly discussed the conspiracy theories about his tragic demise. Here are the five books that are written on Sushant Singh Rajput post his demise.

The Legend Sushant Singh Rajput: The Heist Of National Treasure

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This was written by Delhi-based author Pradeep Sharma, whose pen name is Willking. If you read the description of the book available online, the author felt traumatized after his death and wanted to tell the entire world how hollow the world is without his presence. The author wanted to give him a tribute by writing a book that talks about his life, celebrating his success as an actor, his inclination towards science, and his lust for intelligence. He wanted to focus on the humanitarian aspect of his life. The author told IANS, “I didn't know SSR personally, nor did I ever meet him. But, when I heard about the news of his death, I was not able to accept it and faced severe anxiety, and I thought I would write a blog or an article and post it on social media. But later it occurred to me that I can write a book on him, as a tribute.”

Sushant Singh Rajput: Mystery

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This book by Harsh Vardhan Chauhan seems like a desperate attempt at solving the case. Just a month to his death, this book was made available in the stores. We wonder what the author was thinking while writing this book when the CBI has just taken over the case.

Sushant's Depression Story: Possible Reasons Behind Sushant's Depression

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Yes, that’s the name of the book. The case is still under investigation but Khushal Chawla has already penned a book on the possibility of Sushant’s depression which is not yet proved. The author describes it as "a short book that tells you stories on Sushant's depression. I write this book because I feel that his depression story needs to be told to the world. The book has an important message at the end which I feel will change the way people see Indian cinema."

Book Under The Tree: Sushant

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This genuinely seemed like an attempt to celebrate the man behind the starry glitter. As the author Avani Jain describes it as, “a literary fiction dedicated to the wonderful life of Sushant Singh Rajput. Sushant was an actor, dancer, intellectual, poet, and explorer who had a compendium of beautiful stories, life lessons, and ideas to pass on.”

Remembering: Sushant Singh Rajput

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Parikshita Garud has already decided in her head that it’s suicide even before CBI shared their findings of the investigation which is still undergoing. The author’s description of the book reads, “This book is related to the legendary Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput. I am going to publish some important points of his life in series. This is the first series where I have introduced Sushant Singh Rajput and depression. Nowadays depression and suicide are the most sensitive topics. I'm just trying to motivate people out there with the help of remembering Sushant Singh Rajput.”

We wonder if all of this is just monetizing someone's death. What do you think about these books?

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