Sooraj’s debut film ‘Hero’ directed by Nikhil Advani and co-produced By Salman Khan and Subhash Ghai is releasing on September 11th. After two years in silent mode, Bollywood actor Sooraj Pancholi opens up about his girlfriend and actress Jiah Khan’s death. Sooraj says he still misses Jiah a lot and has no worry if his name is associated with her. “I have no guilt feeling, if my name will always be associated with her.

I am happy that something at least stays with me. I am sad that she ended her life,” said Sooraj. He couldn’t accept Jiah’s mother Rabia Khan alleging that he was responsible for her daughter’s death. Sooraj went to jail and also went through mental trauma. “Nafisa (Jiah Khan) was under tremendous depression and needed more love from her family. She always had suicidal tendencies and was miserable in life due to ill-treated childhood and failed career.

“Salman Khan suggested that Sooraj Pancholi, Aditya Pancholi’s son should face the media and clear the air about Jiah Khan before his silence is misconstrued.”

If her mother Rabia feels that there is some foul play in this case, then she has all the right to verify it. But if she is doing it just to harass me then god is watching,” said Sooraj. When media asked how his life was after Jiah, he replied – “Dekho main kabhi saamne se nahi bolunga ki maine galti nahi ki hai, ki maine galti ki hai ya jo bhi hai! It was in nobody’s control. People didn’t realise that I had lost someone.

I lost my girlfriend (Jiah) who I was seeing for the past few months and I was really upset. But I think it was destiny and it was written in book of life.  People ask me what I have learnt from it. I don’t think of it as a lesson because I have not committed any mistake. There is nothing to learn from it. It was in nobody’s control and perhaps was meant to happen.” He also added that,” Nafisa (Jiah Khan) will always remain in my mind and in my heart.  If I’m wrong, nothing can save me.

 I sailed through that phase because of my will power and the fact that I am not guilty. Had I been guilty, then deep inside I would have been broken. But I know what the scenario was and I know that I am not guilty That is what pulled me through. It was in nobody’s control.”