'Look at what they've done': Bollywood star's anguish after brazen thieves smash into her Jaguar to steal her Louis Vuitton bags in lawless London

Daily Mail​

18 hours ago

A famous Bollywood star has told of her anguish after falling victim to London's theft crimewave when brazen crooks smashed into her Jaguar to steal two designer bags.
Heartbroken Sunanda Sharma, 33, said she has lost 'everything' after thieves broke into her 2016 Jaguar F-Pace to steal her swanky pair of Louis Vuitton bags.
Despairing model Sharma, who has starred in a number of hit films and is also a well-known singer, had left her motor in a car park in the capital when it was ransacked.
The actress, who has struggled to sleep since the incident, broke the news of the raid in a video to her nine million-strong army of fans on Instagram
'I'm in here in London and this is the car's situation now,' says Sharma, as she inspects the battered remains of the black Jag.
Appearing to put on a brave face, the star walks around the battered motor - which had its back window and rear passenger window smashed out.
'They've broken the glass and everything else,' she continues in Hindi. 'The expensive LV bags I've worked so hard to afford are gone.
'What a tragedy. Those were my favourite bags. Both of them. Look what they've done.'
Holding her head in her hand, she then continues in English, saying: 'Everything is gone.'
In a caption on the video, the Bollywood star added she had been left traumatised by the break-in.
'The moment I saw a bit of money, it left me I have no words for you, people of the UK. I couldn't sleep all night,' she wrote.
The celebrity has since received an outpouring of sympathy from her loyal followers, with one saying: 'Love how you have managed to keep the smile on your face despite of that pain within.'
Another supporter adds: 'If vibes were a storm, you'd be the thunder and lightning, illuminating everything around you! Your presence is truly electrifying!'
While a third bluntly said: 'Welcome to London.'
The theft come amid an on-going crimespree blighting the city, which has seen fearless thieves raiding cars in some of London's most exclusive streets.
In March, a masked cyclist broke into the boot of a Tesla parked in Knightsbridge and stole a Stone Island jacket worth more than £1,000 - which had only just been purchased from the Harrods department store.
In another broad daylight raid, a hooded figure was filmed snatching bags of designer goods after breaking into a Mercedes-Benz parked near Harrods.
Hans Place, where the theft took place, boasts of deluxe apartments that can go for as much as £10.5million.
Shocked onlookers watched in disbelief as the shameless crook swaggered away with his haul of stolen luxury goods, while a woman runs out of her house shouting 'oi!' as flees the scene.
In another instance of theft, two masked cyclists smashed into the back of a car and stole a high-end designer jacket from the boot.
Prepared with torches and face masks, the thieves smash into the motor and snatch a £1,500 jacket - even though a couple walking their dog stop just feet away.
The Metropolitan Police said it understood 'the impact motor vehicle crime has on victims'.
'Incidents reported to police are assessed to ensure lines of enquiry, including forensic opportunities and footage, are progressed to hold offenders to account', they added.
In February alone, 2,097 thefts were recorded in London's West End, which includes some of the capital's most exclusive areas including, Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street.
It comes as Jenson Button's wife revealed she now felt 'unsafe' walking the capital's streets after her suitcase rammed with £250,000 of lavish jewellery and designer handbags was stolen outside of St Pancras station.
The 34-year-old explained how the ex-Formula One driver was helping the chauffeur load the car when a man swooped in and sped away with her Goyard carry-on suitcase in mere seconds.
The former Playboy model told MailOnline neither she nor her husband had any interest in returning to the UK after their ordeal, adding: 'It just feels so unsafe... and its just unfortunate because that's where my children's grandmother and aunts live.'
In March, TV personality Jamie Laing revealed he had been robbed once again, just a week after his Notting Hill home was targeted by balaclava-wearing intruders.
Shortly after the terrifying ordeal, where he and his wife Sophie Habboo, 30, were woken up to 6am by louds bangs, he discovered his car had been broken into.
Speaking on his Radio 1 show, Jamie said: 'So, I live in London, I was with my wife Sophie and we went to get in our car.
'It's parked around the place we live, and it's London right, things maybe go missing occasionally or whatever.
'I walked up to the car, and the car looked a little bit funny, the door was slightly open, and I was like, 'hang on a second, has someone managed to get into the car?'
'Came up to the car and we had been robbed. They left the pineapple in one seat and the melon in another seat. I said to my wife, 'did you leave these in the car?' and she was like, 'no?', so I don't know if it's a sign or the mark they leave.'
MailOnline has approached the Met Police for comment about the alleged theft of Ms Sharma's designer bags.