The Delhi High Court dropped a bombshell on Wednesday, giving a clear directive in a high-profile family dispute. The court has told Priya Kapur, the second wife of the late businessman Sanjay Kapur, to reveal all details of his extensive assets. This big decision came after a petition was filed by Karisma Kapoor’s children, who are Sanjay Kapur’s ex-wife’s kids.
This legal move has been warmly welcomed by Sanjay Kapur’s sister, Mandhira Kapur Smith. She is openly supporting Karisma Kapoor’s children, making this family matter even more interesting. It’s a case about property and inheritance, involving a staggering sum of around 30,000 crore. The children of Sanjay Kapur and Karisma Kapoor had previously gone to court, asking for clarity on this significant fortune.
Aunt Mandhira Speaks Out
Mandhira Kapur Smith shared her thoughts in a conversation with ANI. She expressed her happiness about the court’s order. “I am very happy because finally the family will know something,” she said. “They will have some information about everything.” Mandhira added that she trusts the justice system. “I have faith in the justice system,” she stated. “So, I hope this will bring more clarity, more transparency in everything.”
Mandhira is not just happy with the court’s decision; she is actively standing with her niece and nephew. “I stand with Samaira and Kian,” she declared, referring to Karisma Kapoor’s children. She pointed out why their current situation is so baffling. “People who know about their relationship with their father, Sanjay Kapur, will not understand why the children were not included in Sanjay’s will.” She called this situation “beyond comprehension.” Mandhira firmly concluded, “That is why I stand with them.”
Next Steps in the Case
The High Court formally accepted the complaint from Karisma’s children, daughter Samaira Kapoor and her minor son Kian. They are challenging their late father’s supposed will. The court also issued an official notice to Sanjay Kapur’s second wife, Priya Kapur. Everyone involved now awaits the next hearing in this unfolding family saga, which is set for October 9.