Sonam Kapoor reports $10,000 necklace as stolen


Mumbai, Feb 12 (HT): Sonam Kapoor is having a stroke of bad luck. The actress reportedly lodged an FIR on Feb. 5 after an expensive necklace went missing from her house. The Juhu police have registered a theft case and started an investigation, according to reports.

According to sources, Sonam and her mother Sunita filed a complaint under Section 380 of the Indian Penal Code alleging that the necklace, worth $10,000, went missing the night of Feb.4.

Sonam said she returned home late at night from a party where she was wearing the necklace. She kept the jewellery in a drawer in her room.

The necklace was part of a $1.2 million jewellery collection the actress was given by a renowned jeweller. When the jeweller’s representative came to collect it in the morning, the necklace was missing.

And this has just been the latest in the actress’ misfortune, she was also recently hospitalized after contracting a respiratory infection.

Apparently, she fell ill while shooting for Prem Ratan Dhan Payo that also features Salman Khan. She also posted a picture on Twitter of her hand with an IV tube saying, “Hate being sick.” She later wrote that she was back and well again.

  

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