#BirthAnniversary: Celebrating Sushant Singh Rajput, who talked through his T-shirts
Sushant Singh Rajput was unlike any other mainstream Bollywood actor. Humble to his core, Rajput was poetic and yet an avid admirer of science as a subject. The brilliant mind even essayed messages through his clothing at times. He owned a varied range of T-shirts and wore them significantly. So today, on his birth anniversary, we celebrate the man who spoke through his tees.
When he was simply asking everyone to not be jerks
First up, we have one of the most talked-about pieces. Rajput might have quit his Mechanical Engineering degree midway, but he was deeply invested in equations. In his maroon T-shirt, the words: "Don't be a d3s/dt3" were written. This might bowl you over at first but it simply meant: "Don't be a jerk;" jerk means the time rate of change of acceleration in kinematics.
When NASA, mountain top and Mirza Ghalib came together
Given the Chhichhore actor was extremely interested in astrophysics, it's no wonder he had a NASA tee. Most science lovers and followers of the American space research center have one. But the interesting bit was that he posed in the same while meditating atop a hill and shared the image while quoting Mirza Ghalib. He surely was a connoisseur of art, alongside varied sciences.
He couldn't stop gushing about his Schrödinger's smile tee
The Raabta star loved to speak in scientific terms (his bio still reads: "Photon in a double-slit"). So it was no surprise when he intelligently described his smile to be a Schrödinger's smile while donning the same on his T-shirt at an interview. The smile ":):" denotes a person being in two states at the same time, or being happy outside and sad inside.
Here is what he posted
When he essayed his wisdom through black-and-white themed clothing
Next, we line up a couple of his most hot-n-happening graphic tees. Be it a vibrant black sweatshirt with the words: "Psycho" printed on it or the white-and-black piece reading "Error!" that he paired with a pair of trousers. Feeling "Kafkaesque," Rajput had written: "In the fight between you and the world, back the world." Such wisdom! You are greatly missed, Sushant.
