Desk Correspondent , Mumbai - Entrepreneur Priya Sachdev Kapur made a rare and highly guarded appearance at a Delhi court on Thursday, January 22, 2026, in connection with an ongoing legal dispute involving the estate of her husband, industrialist Sunjay Kapur. The appearance drew significant media attention, but Priya remained tight-lipped, reportedly using a scarf and oversized sunglasses to shield her face as she navigated a swarm of photographers. Her legal team ensured a swift exit from the court premises immediately following the proceedings, successfully avoiding any interaction with the press.

The case pertains to complex litigation surrounding the inheritance and management of the vast Kapur estate. While details of the specific filings remain largely confidential due to the sensitive nature of family legal matters, sources suggest the dispute involves multiple stakeholders and significant corporate assets. This latest hearing was reportedly focused on procedural clearances and the verification of certain estate documents. Sunjay Kapur, the chairman of Sona Comstar, was previously married to actress Karisma Kapoor, and the intricacies of his estate have long been a subject of public and legal scrutiny.

The courtroom drama marks a stark contrast to Priya’s usually polished public persona and her active presence in the luxury fashion and business sectors. Legal experts tracking the case noted that the "cloak and dagger" nature of today’s appearance suggests a desire to keep the intensifying family dispute away from the tabloid spotlight. As the court adjourned the matter for a follow-up hearing next month, the focus remains on whether the parties involved will move toward a private settlement or if the battle over one of India's most prominent industrial fortunes will continue to play out in the public eye.
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