Sonal Padiya and Inder Kumar
The industry woke up to the shocking news of actor Inder Kumar succumbing to a heart attack. The actor, from what his friends had to say, was under tremendous stress due to lack of work and personal issues. He was accused of rape by a model in 2014 and released on bail. He was in financial stress due to these reasons.
However, his first wife Sonal Padiya, in her first ever interview to Spotboyehas revealed a lot of murky details about the late actor’s life.
Sonal Padiya, Inder Kumar’s first wife has spoken about how the actor never got over his ex-girlfriend, Isha Koppikar and that caused a strain in their marriage.Sonal further revealed how the actor was addicted to alcohol and drugs and even accepted that he used to physically abuse her. Sonal, who is now happily married and settled in Nagpur has a 12 year daughter with Inder Kumar. She also said that she left Inder while she was carrying Khushi and Inder did not even respond to her message when she told him he had a daughter. It is understood that Inder abandoned her and their daughter.
In the end she admitted that he was a nice person and that their daughter has gone all quiet after his death. She even said that she is friends with Inder’s current wife Pallavi Sarraf on Facebook.
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Coming as a shock to the Indian film industry, ‘Wanted’ actor Inder Kumar passed away at his residence in Mumbai on Friday morning. The actor suffered a fatal heart attack after a long battle with a prevailing illness. He is known for playing Salman Khan’s brother in the film ‘Wanted’ besides working in several films like ‘Baaghi’, ‘Maa Tujhhe Salaam’ and was working on his next film ‘Phati Padi Hai Yaar.’ He also became a popular face on the small screen for playing Mihir Virani in TV show ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi.’ He is survived by his wife Pallavi Sarraf.