Rajpal Yadav shares emotional post for wife amid debt:Says, ‘I am indebted to her for standing by me’; Radha is 13 years younger

Actor Rajpal Yadav, who is facing a cheque-bounce case linked to a loan and a prolonged legal dispute, has shared an emotional post for his wife, Radha Yadav. Rajpal called his wife the “jewel of the family” for standing by him during difficult times. He said that amid life’s challenges and daily struggles, Radha supported him and the entire family while remaining composed. The actor added that the greatest debt of his life is to his wife. “After parents and God, the greatest debt is to one’s wife” Rajpal Yadav shared a special photo on Instagram on the occasion of his wife Radha’s birthday. He wrote that after his parents, guru and the Almighty, the greatest debt he owes anyone in his life is to his wife, Radha. He said he gladly accepts this debt. Rajpal wrote that despite enduring so much alongside him, she had ensured that the children in the family received a good education and taught them important lessons about life. It was his dream, but she was the one who fulfilled it. ‘You are a diamond in our family; I will always love you’ In his post, Rajpal Yadav said that Radha had never asked for anything for herself, but had sacrificed everything for the happiness of the family. He wrote, “You truly are a diamond in our family. For all this, I was grateful to you throughout my life, I am grateful and will always remain grateful.” He wished his wife a happy birthday and promised to stand by her and love her for the rest of their lives. Cheque-bounce case in mediation Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav has received relief from the Supreme Court in a cheque-bounce case. The court has ordered both parties to resolve the matter through mediation. It has also directed that Rajpal’s passport, deposited with the trial court, be released. Rajpal Yadav’s legal dispute is linked to Messrs Murli Projects Private Limited, which has claimed a cheque bounce involving ₹22 crore. Speaking to news agency ANI, Rajpal said he was grateful to the Supreme Court for giving him an opportunity to present his case for the first time in 14 years. He said he would comply with every order of the court. ₹5 crore fund taken for the film in 2010 This case is around 16 years old. According to the complainant company, Rajpal Yadav was provided financial assistance of around ₹5 crore in 2010 for his film ‘Aata Pata Laapata’. Rajpal Yadav, who was involved in directing and producing the film, was responsible for repaying the amount. Later, the two sides reached agreements and cheques were issued for the payment, but seven of them bounced. Delhi High Court had sentenced him to three months in prison Rajpal Yadav had been convicted in the case. In July 2026, the Delhi High Court upheld his sentences in all seven cases and sentenced him to three months in prison. It ordered that all the sentences be served concurrently. Rajpal Yadav then challenged the High Court’s decision in the Supreme Court. Married in 2003, he supported his family through difficult times This is Rajpal Yadav’s second marriage. His first wife, Karuna, died some time after giving birth to their daughter, Jyoti. Rajpal then married Radha in 2003. Radha raised Rajpal’s first daughter, Jyoti, as one of her own children. Rajpal and Radha have two daughters, named Harshita and Rehaanshi. Rajpal said that during periods of legal and financial crises, Radha never lost courage and prevented the family from falling apart.