Naseeruddin Shah says debate on Sushant Singh Rajput's demise is getting juvenile

Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah told a leading portal that the discussions going around the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's demise are juvenile and feels it is unnecessary.

Mumbai: Actor Naseeruddin Shah recently said that the raging debate around the death of Sushant Singh Rajput is turning more and more juvenile every day.

In an interview with a leading portal, the veteran said, "One can only hope for that though the level of the debate is getting more and more juvenile and I see it as completely unnecessary. Why are we washing our dirty underwear in public? Why are actors who have been content now complaining they are not on posters? Why are actors who didn’t get a certain film complaining they didn't get it? They didn’t get it."

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The actor further stated that he hoped people would let Sushant rest in peace.

"There are so many actors who didn't get it. If everyone of us starts enumerating out complaints, the film industry will seem like the worst place on earth. And I daresay that is true of any industry. First of all I hope this poor Sushant is laid to rest and people just leave him alone.

On the work front, Naseer will be seen next in Amazon Prime Series, Bandish Bandits. He plays a classical singer in the show which releases on August 4.