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Mindy Kaling‘s brother claims his famous sister “tried to sabotage” his new, self-published book — which serves a harsh criticism of affirmative action — according to Page Six.

“You play a slut on national TV, and you think this [book] will bring shame on the family?” Vijay Jojo Chokal-Ingam said in an interview with the online media outlet, recounting words exchanged with his sibling during an argument.

He claims that Kaling — famous for roles in Disney-Pixar’s “Inside Out,” “The Office” and as the lead in her own sitcom “The Mindy Project” — said the book would “bring shame” on their family.

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His memoir, “Almost Black: The True Story of How I Got Into Medical School by Pretending To Be Black,” details just what the title indicates: how Chokal-Ingam allegedly took advantage of an affirmative action loophole by posing as a black student in order to have an easier time getting into medical school.

According to Page Six, Kaling has claimed to have zero involvement with her brother’s plan to expose discrimination against Asian-Americans and whites. Chokal-Ingam, however, told the outlet that she was aware of his scheme the whole time.

Kaling’s brother went on to make other potentially embarrassing claims against the six-time Emmy nominated actress.

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He said in the Page Six interview that his sister secretly asked her contacts at Hollywood agency William Morris Endeavor not to represent her ex-boyfriend’s sister, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker. (Her ex is Benjamin Nugent from the 2016 BBC series “River City.”)

“My sister has engineered similar public and private plots against her many frenemies in Hollywood,” added Chokal-Ingam, who said the two “don’t talk” and that their falling out happened two years ago.

He eventually dropped out of med school, according to the article, and is now a college admissions consultant. “But I don’t recommend anyone pretend they are black,” said Kaling’s brother of his new gig.

Emmys After Parties: Toasting With the Winners (Photos)

A Victorious Verdict: "The People v. OJ Simpson" won big on Sunday night's show. Thus, Fox and FX's joint bash at the Vibiana was the party after the show. In the northeast corner of the patio at Ryan Murphy's table, Fox TV Chairman/CEO Gary Newman, winner Sarah Paulson, Murphy, and Fox TV Chairman/CEO Dana Walden took a victory lap.
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Emmys virgin Marcia Clark (left) sat at Sarah Paulson and Ryan Murphy's table, balancing a cocktail and a plate of food on her lap at the Fox party.

"It was one giant, crazy, Hollywood party," is how the O.J. Simpson prosecutor summarized her Emmys experience. Clark cited John Oliver and Amy Schumer as her standout celebrity introductions. She also told TheWrap she's working on crime fiction and a pilot for NBC. Angela Bassett is at the far right.
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Here's a bigger company of those going home happy: Cuba Gooding Jr., FX Networks CEO John Landgraf, Sarah Paulson, Murphy, Newman, and Walden at the FX/Fox party which shut down streets and took over the Vibiana Cathedral. Heinekens flowed amongst champagne, chicken-fried steak and macaroni and cheese, as tunes like Michael Jackson's "Off the Wall" got a dance circle going, Louie Anderson relaxed in a throne-like chair on the patio, and "Fargo" breakout Jesse Plemons had a steady stream of greeters on the patio.
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These two Emmy heroes would be headed for the "Winners Circle" at the back of the lushly decorated Governors Ball: Ryan Murphy and the face of "Mr. Robot," Rami Malek.
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Married actors Ryan Michelle Bathe and Sterling K. Brown wore genuine smiles to the Governors Ball.
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Also at the Governors Ball, Showtime chief Matt Blank hugs it out with Angela Bassett's victorious husband, Courtney Vance. Vance won for Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie.
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John Travolta hung on to someone else's Emmy at the after parties (probably one of "O.J." creator Ryan Murphy's). With wife Kelly Preston, these FX victors were welcome at the HBO party.
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Aziz Ansari landed the trophy for writing the "Master of None" episode "Parents". On hand at the Governors Ball, brother Aniz Ansari (who has written for the show) and parents Shoukath and Fatima Ansari.
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It was a comics' homecoming at HBO: "Silicon Valley's" Kumail Nanjiani and Martin Starr palled around with Nikki Glaser, Amy Schumer, and Kim Caramele.
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Comedy writers also came home to HBO, as Alec Berg (center) and Larry David (right) hung with HBO president Casey Bloys.

Can we hope to be celebrating "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Emmy wins in 2017? Less partying Larry David, more writing please!
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Up at the Sunset Tower in West Hollywood, winners Jeffrey Tambor and Jill Soloway flank Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who Soloway recognized from the stage hours earlier.
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At the Governors Ball, waiters stationed every few steps stood armed with Sterling Vineyards bottles ready to pour on the fly, but only winners (like top-prize nabber David Mandel for "Veep") got to step in to the winners circle for a choice pour and a liquid parting gift.
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"Game of Thrones" capped the telecast with a Best Drama win, and hit the HBO mega-bash at the Pacific Design Center in force. Inside the water-themed playground, showrunner David Benioff hung with lead Emilia Clarke and HBO chairman and CEO Richard Plepler. Clarke grabbed Tom Hiddleston for a cheek-smooch on the stairs as she was leaving and Tom was arriving around 11:25 p.m.
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After an emotional acceptance speech on the heels of her father's death days ago, perennial winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus gleefully crashed Jimmy Kimmel and wife Molly McNearney's arrival pic at the Governors Ball.
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JLD would get her own closeup at the HBO bash with network president Casey Bloys (left) and Plepler.
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Netflix netted 9 Emmys in total, but their biggest win may be the coming out party for "Stranger Things". The child stars slayed the industry crowd as the Emmy's audience warm-up with a rendition of "Uptown Funk". At the Governors Ball, Millie Bobby Brown and Caleb McLaughlin cozied up to "Unreal" nominee Constance Zimmer.
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Key and...
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... Peele of "Key & Peele" delivered the bright spot for Comedy Central on a night when their win total fell below recent years without Amy Schumer or Jon Stewart racking up trophies.
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The scene at Amazon...
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...where "Transparent" star Gaby Hoffman was ready to let loose after a long Emmys campaign season.
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The night began with Kimmel handing Jeffrey Tambor a prop Emmy as a fait accompli in a monologue bit, and it ended with the real thing for the "Transparent" lead. His agent Leslie Siebert (right) is happy on the inside.
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Bob and producer wife Naomi Odenkirk are no sore losers. They hit the after party scene.
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No trophies for Matthew Rhys (with "Narcos" and "Game of Thrones'" actor Pedro Pascal) though strident defenders of "The Americans" still claim that it came out a big winner from the Emmys.
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Lorne Michaels (with HBO's Richard Plepler) finished off Emmys weekend at HBO, and a win in team SNL's column with Kate McKinnon's victory in "Supporting Actress, Comedy". Michaels' Broadway Video also produced the graphics for the telecast itself.
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Sarah Paulson, Marcia Clark, Rami Malek, John Travolta, Sterling K. Brown, Jeffrey Tambor party across LA after television’s biggest night in Hollywood

A Victorious Verdict: "The People v. OJ Simpson" won big on Sunday night's show. Thus, Fox and FX's joint bash at the Vibiana was the party after the show. In the northeast corner of the patio at Ryan Murphy's table, Fox TV Chairman/CEO Gary Newman, winner Sarah Paulson, Murphy, and Fox TV Chairman/CEO Dana Walden took a victory lap.

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