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Caught on camera: Man slashes fiancee's 32,000 lehenga after fight at Thane shop

A viral video shows a man destroying a ₹32,000 bridal lehenga in Maharashtra after his fiancée's argument with the shopkeeper.

Updated on: Jul 21, 2025 07:29 PM IST
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A viral video that has shocked the internet shows an angry man cutting up a bridal lehenga worth 32,000 inside a store, shredding the garment after his fiancée had a fight with the shopkeeper in Maharashtra's Kalyan. According to a report by India Today, the incident occurred at Kalakshetra, a fashion store in Kalyan West, where Meghna Makhija had purchased a lehenga on June 17 for her wedding, but when she changed her mind, she decided to return it.

Sumit Sayani entered the store in a rage and confronted the shopkeeper. (X/nextminutenews7)
Sumit Sayani entered the store in a rage and confronted the shopkeeper. (X/nextminutenews7)

She claimed that the shopkeeper told her she could exchange the outfit within a month, but when she returned to the shop, the shopkeeper disagreed with her. The disagreement soon turned into a full-blown argument.

Hours later, her fiancé, Sumit Sayani, entered the store in a rage and confronted the shopkeeper. After the shopkeeper and Sayani had an argument, too, he pulled out a knife from his pocket and began attacking the bridal lehenga.

Take a look at the video here:

“He told me he would tear me apart just like this lehenga if I did not comply,” the shopkeeper told the police, adding that he demanded 3 lakh and threatened to defame the shop on social media.

The shopkeeper filed a complaint and a case has been registered.

 
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