Govinda and Sunita Ahuja are one of the iconic couples. While they do not believe in showing off their love, it is their bond that proves that a partner should share a friendship-like relationship. They aren't afraid to stand up for each other and stand up against each other whenever they need to. There was a time when Govinda's affair buzzed all over the internet; reacting to it, Sunita stated that she is not sure about him nowadays.
Recently, Sunita Ahuja sat for an interview with Hindi Rush, wherein she shared honest revelations about her life. Sunita was questioned if she was secure in her marriage during those times. Without mincing her words, Sunita stated that she was secure about Govinda during early years of their marriage. However, she is not secure nowadays. She said:
"Mujhe dekho mai pehle bahut secure thi, abhi nahi hoon. Kya hai na saath ke baad log sathiya jaate hai, He has crossed sixty, you never know what he does. Mai ne usko bola hai, 'Tu saath ka hogya hai tu sathiya na nai."
When Sunita was questioned about Govinda' affair buzz making rounds, she stated that earlier she would not get affected, but she is worried now. Sunita stated that earlier, he was working, so he didn't have any time. She said:
"Mereko fark hi nahi padta tha pehle. Mujhe sixty ke baad darr lag raha hai. Pehle yeh karta bhi nai tha aise, kaam itna karta tha, affair kab karega. Lekin ab darr lag raha hai, ki kahi kuch kar na le."
Sunita revealed that Govinda was even sacred to touch women. She stated that he wasn't the romantic type. She added that men are like a chameleon. She said:
"Now, I don’t know if he has become like that. You never know what people do behind your back. Never trust a man. People change colours like a chameleon. It’s been 37 years since we got married. Where would he go? Earlier he never went anywhere, now I don’t know…"
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