Sunita Ahuja Tells Paps To 'Zip It' When Asked About Govinda Amid Divorce Rumours, Watch Video

Sunita Ahuja, wife of actor Govinda, had a witty response when paparazzi asked about her husband's whereabouts at a recent fashion event.

Sunita and Yashvardhan posed on stage at a recent event.

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Bollywood star Govinda's wife, Sunita Ahuja, was unexpectedly the subject of media attention at a Navi Mumbai design event when she refused to talk when asked about her husband's absence.

Sunita was joined at the occasion by her children, Yashvardhan and Tina Ahuja. Tina served as the show opener for NIF Global Navi Mumbai. Though Tina stole the show on the catwalk, Sunita made news for her scathing comments against Govinda, which the paparazzi kept asking.

Photographers curiously questioned, "Ma'am, sir (Govinda) kaise hain?" as Sunita and Yashvardhan posed on the ramp. Sunita, who was dressed in a sequined matching set, chose not to say anything. Instead, she motioned for the press to 'zip it', which made her son giggle. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fans are wondering what Sunita meant by her cryptic gesture after seeing the video of her response go viral. Responding swiftly and with a range of viewpoints, netizens discussed the video that went viral. "Famous hone k bad govinda ko raste se hta diya," one commenter said.  

Govinda’s Divorce Rumour

Reportedly, Govinda and Sunita were contemplating a divorce in February, with the couple citing lifestyle differences and persistent arguments as reasons. Adding fuel to the flames, Sunita subsequently acknowledged in an interview that the two had been living apart and disclosed that she has celebrated her birthday alone for the last twelve years.

“No one can separate me from Govinda," she said with conviction, dismissing the rumours of a split.

Shashi Sinha, Govinda's manager, also brushed down the divorce allegations when questioned about them, saying that they were "blown out of proportion."