Jani Master’s Wife Ayesha Alias Sumalatha: My Husband Jani Master was Trapped

In a surprising twist in the case involving choreographer Jani Master, his wife Sumalatha alias Ayesha has filed a counter-complaint with the Film Chamber of Commerce against the woman who had earlier lodged a complaint against her husband. Sumalatha alleged that the woman had entrapped her husband under the guise of love to exploit him, causing immense emotional distress over the past five years, leading to her own attempt at suicide.

In her complaint, Sumalatha stated, “The woman pressured my husband Jani Master to marry her, saying she didn’t care about her parents and insisted that he leave me. She would control his schedule, allowing him to come home for only 2-3 hours. I personally confronted her and said that if she truly cared for Jani, I would leave his life. She pretended to care, calling him her ‘brother’ and addressing me as ‘sister-in-law,’ but it was all a lie. She has had illicit relationships with several men, and when Johnny distanced himself from her, she falsely accused him of sexual assault out of revenge.”

Sumalatha went on to say that the woman specifically targets wealthy and influential men, and her mother is also involved in these manipulations. She pleaded with the authorities to take action against the false allegations and stated, “If anything happens to me or my children, the responsibility lies with this woman and her mother. I request the committee to ensure justice for me and my children.”

The unfolding drama has sparked significant discussion, as the case continues to gain public and media attention, raising questions about the motivations behind the accusations.

KBC Season 16: Chander Prakash Becomes First Crorepati

In a remarkable feat, 22-year-old Chander Prakash from Jammu and Kashmir became the first crorepati of the sixteenth season of the popular Indian quiz show, “Kaun Banega Crorepati” (KBC), hosted by Amitabh Bachchan. The young contestant, who is currently preparing for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams, showcased his exceptional knowledge and determination to secure the coveted ₹1 crore prize.

Prakash’s journey on KBC was marked by his impressive ability to answer questions across various fields with confidence and accuracy. One of the key moments that highlighted his knowledge was when he correctly identified Tanzania as the country whose largest city, Dar es Salaam, is not its capital but a port with an Arabic name meaning “abode of peace.” His use of the ‘Double Dip’ lifeline to secure this answer demonstrated his strategic thinking and risk-taking abilities.

Amitabh Bachchan, visibly impressed by Prakash’s performance, praised his intelligence and perseverance. The studio audience erupted in applause as the host congratulated Prakash on his achievement and hugged him in celebration. However, Prakash’s journey came to an end at the ₹7 crore question, which asked about the first recorded child born to English parents in North America in 1587. Despite knowing the answer, Virginia Dare, Prakash decided to quit the game, not wanting to risk his hard-earned winnings.

Chander Prakash’s victory is particularly noteworthy considering the health challenges he has faced since birth. He has undergone seven surgeries due to an intestinal obstruction and continues to grapple with related health issues. Despite these obstacles, he has remained determined to pursue his dreams, making his success on KBC 16 even more inspiring. His achievement serves as a testament to his resilience, intelligence, and unwavering spirit.