Shalini Passi on Riddima Kapoor spilling wine on her in ‘It’s a Wonderful Life Vs Bollywood Wives’: ‘I know how…’

Latest update:November 3, 2024, 4:02 PM IST

Shalini mentioned that although she is still dating Riddhima on social media, it will take some time for her to fully move on.

Shalini Passi made her debut recently.

It’s a Wonderful Life vs. Bollywood Wives finally hit Netflix last month, marking the debuts of Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, Shalini Passi and Kalyani Saha. One particular incident between Riddhima and Shalini caught everyone’s attention after Riddhima spilled wine on Shalini and told her to move on. However, during a recent meeting, Karan Johar revealed that Riddhima apologized to Shalini but the scene was cut due to visibility issues. However, Shalini clarified that the apology came late.

Karan Johar recently revealed that Riddhima apologized to Shalini in Mauritius for spilling wine on her, but it was too dark at the time, so the scene was cut due to visibility issues. However, Shalini said, “The apology came on the 2nd or 3rd day. I’m fine, I don’t really care. Yes, that’s all in the past and I don’t want to see a repeat. I know what happened. I know how they made me feel.”

Shalini Passi’s debut created a lot of intrigue about her personal life. Shalini Passi is among the billionaires of India. She is married to Sanjay Passi, chairman of the Pasco Group. It is a household name in Tata Motors Certified Dealerships in North India. They also have a son, Robin Passey. In 1999, Sanjay was awarded the Aikar Ratna Award for being the highest taxpayer in the country. While not much is known about Shalini and Sanjay’s wedding, their love for each other was evident during his several appearances on her debut show.

Born and raised in Delhi, Shalini Passi is a woman who wears many hats. She is an art collector and connoisseur with a penchant for music, dance, archery, shooting, scuba diving and fashion. She used to be a state level gymnast before becoming a philanthropist. Shalini also runs My Art Shalini and Shalini Passi Art Foundation. Both areas are promoting budding artists in India.