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Farah Khan Ali Denies Sussanne Received INR4 Billion Alimony From Hrithik Roshan
Farah Khan Ali says the alimony reports were baseless and says Sussanne Khan was never motivated by money.
- Jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali recently denied claims that her sister, Sussanne Khan, sought Rs 400 crore in alimony from actor Hrithik Roshan after their divorce.
- Rumors regarding the 2013 separation alleged Sussanne demanded Rs 400 crore, while false reports claimed Hrithik agreed to pay Rs 380 crore in settlement.
- Speaking to journalist Vickey Lalwani, Farah asserted Sussanne "did not take anything," while Hrithik previously condemned the reports as "fabricated news."
- Despite the divorce, the former couple maintains an amicable relationship, frequently appearing together with their respective partners, actors Saba Azad and Arslan Goni.
- Farah expressed disgust at online speculation, emphasizing that Sussanne was never motivated by money and that the divorce was handled with respect.
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Sussanne Khan alimony: Farah Khan Ali denies ₹400 crore claim
Farah Khan Ali breaks her silence on the long-standing ₹400 crore alimony rumours surrounding Sussanne Khan and Hrithik Roshan’s divorce, calling the claims completely false and praising the ex-couple’s dignified, amicable relationship post-separation.
·New Delhi, India
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Did Hrithik Roshan pay Rs 400 crore in alimony to Sussanne? Her sister breaks silence
Farah Khan Ali has said reports that Sussanne Khan sought or received Rs 400 crore in alimony from Hrithik Roshan are false. She said the divorce was amicable and that the former couple still share a warm bond with their family.
·India
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'She is not a gold-digger': Farah Khan Ali says sister Sussanne Khan didn't demand ' ₹400 cr alimony' from Hrithik Roshan
Sussanne Khan's sister Farah has addressed the long-standing rumours that she demanded ₹400 crore alimony from Hrithik Roshan during their divorce.
·New Delhi, India
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