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Sunjay Kapur’s sister was shocked after reading his will

Sunjay Kapur’s sister was shocked; recalls her reaction on Karisma Kapoor’s kids not ‘getting anything’ in will

The sudden demise of Karisma Kapoor’s ex-husband, businessman Sunjay Kapur, shocked his family and friends. The situation grew even more tense when his wife, Priya Sachdev, claimed that Sunjay’s will made her the sole beneficiary of all his assets. The Kapur family then took legal action against the will.Sunjay’s sister, Mandhira Kapur Smith, recently spoke about the will and shared her shock in an interview with Vickey Lalwani on his YouTube channel.

The family expressed shock after reading the will

Delving into her reaction after reading the will, Mandhira said, “We have read the will, and it just doesn’t seem normal to me. I don’t understand how my brother would cut off his own kids from the will. That was the first thing we heard, ‘Ki unke bachchon ko kuch nahi mil raha‘ (his children aren’t going to get anything). The whole thing is very strange.”She further added, “The first reaction came from my mother, and she was extremely disturbed and was in disbelief over the whole thing. My problem is that iss family ko majak bana diya hai (they have made a joke out of our family). My father worked very hard to build his legacy, and my brother took it forward. All of that is being ridiculed in front of the whole world, and that too, over money.”

Mandhira Kapur expressed doubts over will’s authenticity

Mandhira also admitted she had doubts about the will. She said, “Honestly speaking, I am very suspicious about the whole thing. This is not how our family operates. People can say what they like, and it’s true that I didn’t talk to my brother for 4 years, but I grew up alongside him and lived my whole life with him. No matter what anyone says, I will always be his sister, because you can’t sever family ties and you can’t get rid of your blood. This family worked together to create this legacy, and here you are telling me that all of it will go to this one girl (Priya). My mother doesn’t own the house she built with my father. There is nothing normal about any of this.”

About Sunjay Kapur and Karisma Kapoor

Sunjay kapur and Karisma Kapoor had tied the knot in 2003. They shared two children, daughter Samaira and son Kiaan. The couple filed for divorce in 2014 and went their separate ways two years later. After the will dispute, Karisma’s children have moved to the Delhi High Court to claim their share of Sunjay’s empire. Go to Source

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