Days afer Sushant Singh Rajput's demise, news about the actor bagging various films came forward. However, an editorial piece in Shiv Sena's 'Saamna' claimed that even though it approached Sushant for George Fernandes biopic, the actor could not be cast because he was 'mentally unstable'.

Hearing rumours that Sushant destroyed his own career, Shiv Sena stepped back from casting the actor in George Fernandes biopic. "We had shortlisted 2-3 actors for it. Sushant was one of them. But I was informed that despite being a talented actor he is not mentally stable right now. He is in depression. He behaves weirdly on the set that creates a problem for everyone. Some people in the industry say Sushant himself destroyed his career," read the piece by Shiv Sena's Saamna.

It also added, "Sushant was is isolation for few days. He was mentally not stable. 'Due to failure,' he committed suicide at his Bandra residence. This has exposed the mafia system and nepotism of Bollywood."

Claiming that Sushant Singh Rajput was financially stable and thus he was 'not murdered', the piece further read, "Kangana Ranaut exposed the face of nepotism in Bollywood, Sonu Nigam also raised his voice. But point to be noted is that new people do come in this industry, they make a name for themself, only hard work is that matters here. The struggle is a part, people who stay and continue with their efforts, make a name for themselves."