Biodata K. M. Nanavati (Rustom Pavri) Agama Meninggal Dunia, Istri, Anak, Keluarga, Biografi Profil Lengkap
Biodata K. M. Nanavati (Rustom Pavri) Agama Meninggal Dunia, Istri, Anak, Keluarga, Biografi Profil Lengkap
| Nama Lengkap | Kawas Manekshaw Nanavati |
| Pekerjaan | Commander, Indian Navy |
| Ukuran Bentuk Badan Profil Lengkap | |
| Tinggi Badan | dalam centimeter - 183 cm dalam meter - 1.83 m dalam Feet Inci - 6' |
| Berat Badan | dalam Kilogram - 65 kg dalam Pound - 143 lbs |
| Warna Mata | Black |
| Warna Rambut | Black |
| Kehidupan Pribadi | |
| Tanggal Lahir | Year 1925 |
| Tempat Lahir | Tidak Diketahui |
| Meninggal Dunia | 24 July 2003 |
| Tempat Meninggal Dunia | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Age (at the time of death) | 79 Years |
| Penyebab Meninggal Dunia | Tidak Diketahui |
| Bintang Zodiak | Tidak Diketahui |
| Kebangsaan | Indian |
| Alamat Tempat Tinggal | Tidak Diketahui |
| Pendidikan | Tidak Diketahui |
| Perguruan Tinggi / Universitas | Royal Navy College, Dartmouth, Hanover, New Hampshire, United States |
| Kualifikasi Pendidikan | Tidak Diketahui |
| Keluarga | Father: Manekshaw Nanavati Mother: Mehra Nanavati Brother: Hoshang (Younger brother) Sister: Bapsi Sidhwa (writer,Cousin-Sister) 
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| Agama | Zoroastrianism |
| Alamat Tempat Tinggal | Cuffe Parade, South Mumbai, India |
| Kontroversi | On 27 April 1959, an incident that caught him in a controversy was that he had murdered a Sindhi Businessman, Prem Ahuja, who was alleged of being in an affair with his wife, Sylvia Nanavati. |
| Hubungan Pasangan Pacar Istri | |
| Status Pernikahan | Menikah |
| Pacar | Sylvia |
| Istri / Pasangan | Sylvia Nanavati |
| Tanggal Menikah | July 1949 |
| Anak-anak | Sons- Pheroze Nanavati and 1 more Putri - Tannaz |
Profil dan Biodata K M Nanavati
- Apakah K. M. Nanavati merokok?: Tidak Diketahui
- Apakah K. M. Nanavati minum alkohol?: Yes
- K. M. Nanavati was a Senior Commander with the Indian Navy and was settled in Mumbai with his wife and children.
- He frequently used to go for voyages regarding his official assignments.
- His wife was a British woman and met him in England, where Nanavati lived during the days of his naval training.
- On 27 April 1959, when he came back from his voyage, he found something amiss about his wife and asked her about it. Later, she confessed about her affair with Prem Ahuja, the Sindhi Businessman of Bombay.
- As per a report, he, on the very same day, dropped his wife and children to the ‘Metro Cinema,’ a movie theatre and went to a Naval Base in Mumbai, from where he had picked his service pistol.
- After the Naval Base, he went to his flat where he shot him thrice on his chest.
- After murdering the businessman, he unloaded his gun and went to the Provost Marshal of the Western Naval Command to surrender himself. After which, the police has taken him into his custody for several trials.
- Prem Ahuja’s sister, Mamie Ahuja, filed a case against him for murdering her brother.
- The real story after he got acquitted by getting 8-1 votes from the jury, the judge declared the decision as a perverted action and referred the case to the Bombay High Court, which sentenced Nanavati to life imprisonment. He was then pardoned after three years, by the then governor of Maharashtra, Vijaylakshmi Pandit, on account of ethnic-political machinations.
- After he got pardoned by the then Governor, he left the country and got settled with his wife and children in Ontario, Canada.
- A Tabloid named, Blitz, had covered all the updates of his case and had played an important role in framing the sympathetical story in the brains of the common people. At that time, a copy of Blitz sold for 2 rupees per copy, which raised up from the normal rate of 25 paise.
- Once a newspaper, Hindustan Times, also tried to contact him, but he denied to recall his memory about the case and refused to his meeting with the newspaper by writing a letter.
- The story of his case had taken the attention of various filmmakers and three films were made which showed the plot of his case. These films are Achanak (1973), Yeh Raastey Hain Pyar Ke (1963, and Roustam (2016).
