Apoorva Arora recalls Rhea Chakraborty's intense media scrutiny and public humiliation after she receives clean chit from CBI in SSR case: 'It's heartbreaking...'

Apoorva Arora has always been outspoken on social media. Recently, she shared her thoughts on Rhea Chakraborty’s media trial after Sushant Singh Rajput’s case. The Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off-Duty actress pointed out how Rhea faced harsh scrutiny, sl*t-shaming, and public humiliation, despite later being cleared by authorities.
Concerns Over Unfair Targeting and Media Trials
In conversation with Bollywood Bubble, Apoorva voiced her concern about the unfair targeting of women in the industry and the impact of media trials on mental health. She stressed the importance of responsible journalism and fair investigations rather than rushed judgments. Reflecting on Rhea Chakraborty’s ordeal, she pointed out how intense scrutiny and public shaming made it difficult for her to grieve the loss of a loved one. She also highlighted how people even reached Rhea’s home, making the situation worse. Apoorva urged society to rethink its approach, especially when a case is still under legal proceedings.

Apoorva also applauded Rhea for her resilience, hoping that both the industry and the public would take lessons from this experience and approach such situations with more empathy.
The Sushant Singh Rajput Case Timeline
The Sushant Singh Rajput case began on June 14, 2020, when the actor was found dead in his Mumbai apartment. Initially ruled a suicide, it sparked nationwide controversy, prompting investigations by the CBI, ED, and NCB. Allegations of foul play, drug links, and intense media trials took center stage.

After Sushant Singh Rajput’s death, Rhea Chakraborty faced intense scrutiny and multiple allegations, including drug-related charges. She was arrested but later released on bail. Over time, investigations by the CBI, NCB, and ED found no evidence linking her to his death.
Meanwhile, Rhea has kept a low profile and is gradually resuming her work in the entertainment industry.