A high-profile dispute emerged between two veteran South Indian actresses of the 1980s, involving allegations of financial fraud, cheque theft, and property disputes. The conflict centers around a police complaint filed by the actress Radha with the Greater Chennai Police Commissioner against her sister, the actress Ambika, and their brother, Mallikarjuna Kunjan Nair.
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A high-profile dispute emerged between two veteran South Indian actresses of the 1980s, involving allegations of financial fraud, cheque theft, and property disputes. The conflict centers around a police complaint filed by the actress Radha with the Greater Chennai Police Commissioner against her sister, the actress Ambika, and their brother, Mallikarjuna Kunjan Nair.
According to the police complaint, Radha alleged that her sister and brother trespassed into her room and stole signed blank cheques, attempting to unlawfully encash nearly Rs 46 crore. Radha also claimed that the incident involved the misuse of stolen financial instruments and financial deception regarding property shares.
In response, Ambika publicly denied all allegations of wrongdoing, describing the charges as completely absurd and lacking any truth. Ambika stated that her sibling's manager had actually handed over five signed cheques as part of a formal financial settlement concerning property shares and gold related to ARS Gardens. She further stated that legal proceedings are currently underway regarding the property dispute.
Not yet reported: The articles do not mention the specific current police action or any court rulings stemming from the complaint.
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A formal police complaint has been lodged with the Greater Chennai Police Commissioner, and legal proceedings are currently underway between the family members.
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Two veteran South Indian actresses involved in a family and property dispute.
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