Sushant Singh Rajput’s sisters remember their beloved brother on Raksha Bandhan

Team Udayavani, Aug 3, 2020, 2:03 PM IST

Sushant Singh Rajput’s sisters Shweta Singh Kirti and Neetu Singh remembered their brother on Raksha Bandhan.

Shweta shared an emotional note on Instagram, she wrote, “Happy Raksha Bandhan mera sweet sa baby. Bahut pyaar karte hain hum aapko jaan aur hamesha karte rahenge (We love you a lot will love you always)You were, you are and you will always be our pride” She also posted a few childhood photos of Sushant

 

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Happy Rakshabandhan mera sweet sa baby… bahut pyaar karte hain hum aapko jaan… aur hamesha karte rahenge… you were, you are and you will always be our PRIDE! ❤️ @sushantsinghrajput #happyrakshabandhan

A post shared by Shweta Singh kirti (@shwetasinghkirti) on Aug 2, 2020 at 10:17pm PDT

On the other hand, Neetu Singh, affectionately known as Rani di, has penned a note for him on Raksha Bandhan

According to India Today, Neetu wrote, “Gulshan, mera bachcha. Aaj mera din hai. Aaj tumhara din hai. Aaj humara din hai. Aaj rakhi hai. Paitees (35) saal ke baad yeh avsar hai jab pooja ki thaal saji hai. Aarti ka diya bhi jal raha hai. Haldi-chandan ka teeka bhi hai. Mithaai bhi hai. Bas woh chehra nahi hai jiski aarti utaar saku. Woh lalat nahi hai jispar teeka laga saku. Woh kalai nahi jis par rakhi baandh saku. Woh muh nahi jise meetha kar saku. Woh maatha nahi jeese choom saku. Woh bhai nahi jise gale laga saku. Varsho pehle jab tum aaye the toh jeewan jagmag ho utha tha. Jab the toh ujala tha. Ab jab tum nahi ho toh mujhe samajh nahi aata ki kya karun? Tumhare bagair mujhe jeena nahi aata. Kabhi socha nahi ki aisa bhi hoga. Yeh din hoga par tum nahi honge. Dher sari cheeze humne saath-saath seekhi. Tumhare bina rehna main akele kaise seekhun? Humesha tumhari, Rani di

Translates to: Gulshan, my child Today is our day. Today is Rakhi. This is the first time after thirty-five years that the plate of worship is adorned. Aarti lamp is also burning. But the face which I can worship and put a teeka is not there. The wrist on which I have to tie rakhi is not there. The mouth which I have to sweeten is not there. The forehead that I can kiss is not there. The brother whom I can embrace is not there.Years ago, when you came, life became bright. There was light everywhere. Now when you are not there, I do not know what to do? I can’t live without you. Never thought that this would happen. It will be a day but you will not be. We learned a lot of things together. How do I learn to live without you alone? Always yours – Rani”