Randhir Kapoor, Babita, Neetu Kapoor attend prayer meet of Rima Jain's mother-in-law Koshu Jain
Mumbai, July 30
Several members of the Kapoor family, including Randhir Kapoor, Babita, and Neetu Kapoor, attended the prayer meet of Rima Jain's mother-in-law, Koshu Jain, who passed away on July 27.
Randhir Kapoor was seen leaving the prayer hall in a wheelchair. Actor Sanjay Kapoor and his wife also attended the prayer meet.
A few days ago, minister Supriya Sule, who shares a close bond with Rima Jain and Manoj Jain, extended her heartfelt condolences to them over the demise of Koshu Jain.
"Deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Koshu Jain, beloved mother of Manoj Jain. My heartfelt condolences to Manoj Jain and the entire Jain family during this difficult time. May her soul rest in eternal peace," her post on Facebook read.
Also present were Rima Kapoor's sons, Armaan and Aadar Jain, along with their wives, Anissa Malhotra Jain and Alekha Advani.
Rima is the youngest daughter of the late filmmaker Raj Kapoor.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Its beautiful how the Kapoor family stays connected even for the in-laws. Rima Jain is lucky to have such a supportive family. May Koshu Jains soul rest in peace. 🙏🌸
Respect for the Kapoor family traditions. In times like this, family support matters most. Randhir Kapoor attending despite his health issues shows true commitment.
Thats a very sweet gesture from Supriya Sule ji. Its nice to see politicians showing compassion beyond party lines. Om Shanti to the departed soul. 🙏
Honestly, I wish media would give these families some privacy during such personal moments. Its not always necessary to capture every tear and every prayer meet. Just a thought.
Rima is the youngest daughter of Raj Kapoor and she maintains such strong ties with her family. Its a lesson in family values. May Koshu ji attain sadgati. 🕉️
The Kapoor family has always been class apart. From Randhir ji to the new generation like Armaan and Aadar with their wives, all present. Thats family bond. 🙏
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