Karisma Kapoor Demands Her Share In Ex-Husband Sunjay Kapur's ₹30,000 Crore Property Post His Death: Report

Actress Karisma Kapoor's ex-husband, Sunjay Kapur, passed away in a tragic incident on June 12, 2025, and post his demise, his Rs 30,000 crore empire seems to have plunged into a sea of disputes and uncertainties. And amid the news of dispute, reports claimed that Karisma has demanded her own share out of the company.

While Karisma has not reacted to the reports yet, Sunjay's company, Sona Comstar, has already been hit by shockwaves post his mother's explosive letter.

Post Sunjay's death, his mother, Rani, claimed that she holds majority stake in the Sona Group and also the lavish estate attached to it. But at the same time, she also shared a letter with the shareholders, claiming that she was forced to sign some documents while she was mourning her son's death.

"I’ve been informed that certain people are representing themselves as being the largest shareholders of the Company since they claim to represent the interest of the family in the Company. I am fully convinced that the documents which were executed by me under coercion and duress, post the demise of my son, at a time of mental and emotional vulnerability, are being misused," her letter read.

Karisma and Sunjay's marriage timeline

Karisma tied the knot with Sunjay in 2003, but in 2016, they parted ways in a messy divorce. The actress had accused Sunjay and his mother of domestic violence, and she had even claimed that the former forced her to sleep with his friends during their honeymoon. Sunjay, on the other hand, accused the actress of marrying him for his money.

Karisma has two children with Sunjay -- Samaira and Kiaan. Post their divorce, the actress was granted full custody of the kids, and as part of the settlement, a property in Mumbai, previously owned by Sunjay's father, was transferred to her. Additionally, Sunjay purchased bonds worth Rs 14 crore each for Samaira and Kiaan, with each bond providing an annual payout of Rs 10 lakh for the children's financial security.