Shraddha Kapoor’s brother Siddhanth summoned in drug probe by ANC
- By Sher Muhammad -
- Nov 23, 2025

The Mumbai police Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) has summoned Siddhanth Kapoor, the brother of Shraddha Kapoor, in connection with a massive Rs 252 crore drug smuggling syndicate linked to Dawood Ibrahim’s network.
Siddhanth Kapoor has been asked to appear on November 25, while social media influencer Orhan Avatramani, affectionately known as Ori, has also been summoned on November 26.
The investigation in this case is based on claims made by an arrested drug smuggler, Mohammed Salim Mohammed Sohail Shaik.
The arrested accused stated in documents submitted to the court that he had organized lavish parties for celebrities, which included the names of Shraddha Kapoor and her brother Siddhant Kapoor, Nora Fatehi, filmmaker Abbas Mustan, and rapper Luka.
The involved suspect in this regard further added that the activities were organized by a close aide of fugitive drug kingpin Pink Saleem Dola.
Furthermore, the police have issued a production order for a detailed probe of Siddhant Kapoor and other suspects so that the facts regarding drug smuggling parties can be revealed.
Earlier this year, Bollywood A-lister Shraddha Kapoor’s blockbuster horror comedy franchise ‘Stree’ is set to get its first animated spinoff, titled ‘Chhoti Stree’.
At the trailer launch event of the Maddock horror comedy universe’s upcoming new film ‘Thamma’, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna, on Friday, Shraddha Kapoor, the key star and face of the franchise, with her role of ‘Stree’, unveiled the official logo of ‘MHCU’, and confirmed that the universe is set to get its very first animated feature, a spinoff around her character, reported Indian media.
“This is my most favourite part of the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe,” she said at the event, before revealing, “Guys, Maddock Horror Comedy Universe is coming out with Chhoti Stree as an animated film! It’ll be released in theatres. It’ll be a dhamaal film for kids, families, basically, for everyone.”