Daughter accuses Ekta Kapoor of abusing a senior citizen

December 14, 2012 16:44

Anisha Sharma has posted on her Facebook page that TV and film producer Ekta Kapoor abused her senior citizen father while in a bank.

According to her FB post, this is what happened:

A woman at the bank just called my father an 'old fool' and told him to 'f*** off', because he was in her way. This was Ekta Kapoor. She was blocking his way and he said, "excuse me".She turned around and said he was an old idiot who couldn't see, flipped him off and left.

Her bodyguards tried to escort my father away, saying "bahut gussewaali hai." My father did nothing to provoke her, he merely asked her to move so he could exit. As she drove off,she continued giving him the finger.She made a scene, screaming at a senior citizen and got away with it, because she's supposedly 'known' for it. No one did a thing.

My father is home,completely shaken and on the verge of tears. He has never been spoken to like this.

Thank you, Ms. Kapoor. Keeping it classy, she concluded.

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