#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.
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.
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.
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.
Fun and meaningful conversation with one of my favourites having a Schrödinger’s smile 😶@iFaridoon ❤️
— Sushant Singh Rajput (@itsSSR) December 18, 2018
Watch it when you find some time. https://t.co/Gpi9hQxuXo pic.twitter.com/Vk3IlvJ0Hy
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.
