Actress Shinnova, the ‘Alleged Daughter’ of Ravi Kishan, goes to court and demands that the actor do a DNA test

Based on a complaint that his wife, Preeti Shukla, submitted, Aparna Thakur of Lucknow, who claimed to be actor-politician Ravi Kishan’s second wife, has been hit with a formal complaint. During a news conference, Aparna said that Kishan had rejected their daughter from their alleged marriage. Shinnova, Aparna’s daughter, has also publicly shown her support. Now, the “alleged daughter” has sued a Mumbai court, demanding a DNA test on Ravi Kishan.

Shinnova had already said, “Respected Yogi Ji,” in a video that she posted on social media. Shinnova is my name. As the daughter of your MP, Ravi Kishan, I would like to ask that you please allow my mother and myself some time. I want to be honest with you and provide all the evidence. You may then determine what is correct after that. View the video by clicking this link:

Shinnova is requesting that the court acknowledge her as Kishan’s daughter and put an end to his denials, according to a PTI report. In addition, she has petitioned the Bombay High Court to have the FIR against Aparna dismissed after the latter acknowledged Kishan as her father in public.

Preeti Kishan, the wife of Ravi Kishan, said that Thakur had made up accusations when her demands for Rs 20 crore were not fulfilled. Preeti said that Thakur threatened to use Kishan’s underworld ties as leverage in a fictitious rape case. After 35 years of marriage, Thakur and Rajesh Soni have a son, 25, and a daughter, 27, respectively. Currently representing Gorakhpur as a Member of Parliament (MP) in the Lok Sabha, Ravi Kishan has received another nomination for the position from the BJP.

Maamla Legal Hai, the courtroom drama starring Ravi Kishan, is set to return for a second season. Everyone was divided when Maamla Legal Hai was made available on Netflix in March of this year. The humor and excellent acting in the program won over many fans. The OTT behemoth has revealed the second season of its well-liked courtroom drama, only one month after its debut.