Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput's shocking demise: Sonalee Kulkarni, Gayatri Datar and other Marathi TV celebs request all to make mental health a priority

Bollywood actor Sushant Singh’s sudden death left the industry in utter shock. Marathi TV actors have mourned his sad demise and urged their fans to focus on mental health. From Rasik Sunil to Aashutosh Gokhale, Marathi TV celebs have requested everyone to make mental health a priority. (PC - Instagram)

Rasika Sunil requested everyone to share it with their loved ones in case of depression. She said, “Please share and spread this message! I do not know the reason, but if it’s really depression that took his life. Its time for us to change. This post concerns anyone who has lost their lives to any kind of mental illness and we, the people, who make a society. Please be less harsh.May their souls rest in peace. I pray that no one goes through this.I promise a change. Please talk please ���� #stoppressuringlives #mentalhealth #speakup #perspective #change” (PC - Instagram)

Sushant Singh Rajput was one of the friends of Bigg Boss 1 winner Megha Dhade when she came to Mumbai to try her luck in the entertainment industry. She wrote, “To one of the first friends I made after coming to Mumbai and to the one who deserved the world, Rest easy..You were and will always be loved “ (PC - Instagram)

Actress Shilpa Tulaskar took to her social media handle and wrote, “A young life lost. Gone. Being in the public eye, a celebrity if i may call it , means signing up for so many perks. Fame, fortune, fan following and these days post-death cadaver pictures on social media. Humankind that has long forgotten humanity? #shame” (PC - Instagram)

Pudhcha Paul actress Jui Gadkari shared a heartfelt post on mental health. (PC - Instagram)

Yuva Dancing Queen Sonalee Kulkarni was in a shock after learning about Sushant’s demise. In her post she wrote, “Really? What? Why? Of course, I didn’t know him and even if I do, I have no right to judge. But this is so shocking and heartbreaking. Rest in peace. Rip Sushant. We need to address depression.” (PC -Instagram)

Rupali Bhosle, who is spreading awareness on mental health, also wrote a heartfelt post for those who are battling depression. She wrote, “We never know what one person goes through in their day to day life. Everything appears glamorous on-screen and social media but real life is way more different. Mental health is real. Depression is real. Just because someone looks okay on social media doesn’t mean they are okay. It takes a lot of negativity to push a person to that limit so that they take their own life. Be Kind”. (PC - Instagram)

Actor Aashutosh Gokhale urged everyone to have an open conversation with someone and says 'his doors are always open'. He said, “My door is always open. The house is safe. It’s a place of peace and non-judgement. Anyone who needs to chat is welcome anytime. Never suffer in silence. I have food in the fridge, coffee and tea in the cupboard, listening ears, shoulders to cry on and prayers to share. I will always be available and you are always welcome” (PC - Instagram)

Gayatri Datar also wrote an emotional message on the post and urged fans to make your mental health a priority.