Kalyani Saha Backs Priya Sachdev Amid Sunjay Kapur's Property Dispute: ‘She Was the Woman Behind the Man’

This October 15 marked what would have been the 54th birthday of industrialist Sunjay Kapur, whose sudden death earlier this year during a polo match in Windsor left a void in both business circles and his complex family constellation. As tributes poured in, they revealed not just love and loss-but also the fractures that linger in the wake of his passing.

Kalyani Saha, known for her appearance on Fabulous Lives Vs Bollywood Wives, shared a deeply personal note on Instagram, painting Sunjay as a man who orchestrated life with precision and purpose. Her words were more than a tribute-they were a defense of Priya Sachdev, Sunjay's wife, who now finds herself at the center of a contentious legal battle over his estate.

"For a man who built happiness like a blueprint," Kalyani wrote, "Priya was the architect beside him." She described their relationship as a rare example of true partnership, crediting Priya not only as Sunjay's soulmate but as the driving force behind his success. She hinted at the emotional fallout of the inheritance dispute, lamenting that the meticulous plans Sunjay had laid out now seem to be unraveling under the weight of grief and confusion.

Her message was both a plea and a prayer: "Let the storm pass. Let the calm return. Let Sunj rest in peace."

But not all tributes were as inclusive. Sunjay's sister, Mandhira Kapur Smith, posted a series of nostalgic photos-family vacations, birthday celebrations, and moments with his children from his previous marriage to Karisma Kapoor. Notably absent were Priya and her children, a silence that spoke volumes.

Priya Sachdev Kapur, meanwhile, chose to honor her late husband with a video montage of their shared memories. The clip, posted to Instagram, included tender moments with Sunjay and even featured Karisma's children, Samaira and Kiaan-a gesture that seemed to reach across family lines despite the ongoing legal tensions.

Quoting the Bhagavad Gita, Priya wrote, "He who lives with purpose and love never perishes." Her tribute was a reminder that legacy isn't just about wealth or wills-it's about the lives touched and the love left behind.