Karishma Kapoor's Ex-Husband Sunjay Kapur Dies of Heart Attack At 53 While Playing Polo In UK

The tragic incident occurred during a match, where it is believed a bee entered his mouth while he was riding a horse, triggering the heart attack. Despite immediate medical intervention, he could not be revived.

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Written By: Satata Karmakar | Updated : June 13, 2025 9:54 AM IST

Sunjay Kapur Death News: Sunjay Kapur, Prominent Industrialist, and ex-husband of Bollywwod actress Karishma Kapoor, has passed away at he age of 53 in the United Kingdom. According to the reports, Sunjay suffered a fatal heart attack while playing Polo.

Taking to X, actor and author Suhel Seth confirmed the death and expressed his grief in a post on X.

Earlier today, Sunjay took to X and showered his heartfelt condolences to the lives lost in the tragic Air India plane crash that took place in Ahmedabad on June 12.

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Karisma Kapoor and Sunjay Kapur got married in 2003, but their relationship began to deteriorate over time, ultimately resulting in a bitter separation in 2014.

Heart Attacks In Men After 50: Common Causes And Trigger Factors

Heart attacks are increasingly becoming common among young people, and those who are in their 40s and 50s are said to be at higher risk - REASON? Poorly regulated lifestyle habits. Yes, as per the experts, increasing stress levels, poor sleeping cycle, and sedentary lifestyle - all have contributed majorly to this sudden rise in heart attack deaths. While a heart attack can strike anybody irrespective of age and gender, men are at a higher risk, says a study.

But what is triggering these cases? Let's decode the common causes of heart attack in men after 50.

Here are some of the common causes of heart attack:

  1. Sedentary lifestyle
  2. Lack of proper sleep
  3. Poor diet routine
  4. Excessive smoking
  5. Excessive alcohol consumption
  6. High blood cholesterol levels
  7. High blood pressure

Regular check-ups, a healthy diet, consistent exercise, stress management, and quitting smoking can dramatically reduce the risk of heart attacks in men after 50. Prevention truly begins with awareness.

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