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Karisma Kapoor’s personal life has once again found itself in the spotlight after the recent passing of her ex-husband, Sunjay Kapur, on June 12, 2025, following a heart attack. His funeral was held a week later, and naturally, people have been revisiting different chapters of Karisma’s life, including her high-profile engagement with Abhishek Bachchan that made headlines back in the early 2000s.

Ranbir Kapoor and his mother Neetu Kapoor bid farewell to Lord Ganesh during Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday. The mother-son duo joined devotees in offering prayers and performing the aarti before immersing the idol. Meanwhile, the extended Kapoor family celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi a little late this year. Kareena Kapoor Khan shared glimpses from the intimate celebration, which seemed to have taken place at her father Randhir Kapoor’s residence.

Karisma Kapoor fondly recalls her protective role towards her younger sister, Kareena, whom she affectionately calls her 'first baby.' She revealed how Kareena's strong-willed nature assured her success in Bollywood. Karisma also shared the origins of their famous nicknames, Lolo and Bebo, rooted in family tradition and a touch of Italian inspiration.

Karisma Kapoor recounted the challenging conditions of 1990s film sets, contrasting them sharply with today's luxuries. She described changing behind bushes and seeking makeshift solutions for basic needs. The actress highlighted the technological advancements, recalling a time when actors only saw footage upon the film's release, expressing gratitude for witnessing Indian cinema's evolution.

Karisma Kapoor, a prominent actress from the 90s, reflected on her successful career. She recalled working with the Khans - Aamir, Shah Rukh, and Salman. Karisma also spoke about her iconic dance numbers with Govinda. She admired Govinda since childhood. Karisma shared insights on how each co-star influenced her craft. Her ex-husband, Sunjay Kapur, recently passed away.

Dil Toh Pagal Hai faced casting hurdles as actresses, including Karisma Kapoor and Manisha Koirala, initially declined roles due to Madhuri Dixit's presence and dance prowess. Karisma eventually accepted, winning a National Award, while Manisha regretted her decision. The film, initially offered to Sridevi, became iconic despite the initial reluctance from several leading actresses.