EXCLUSIVE: “You Need A Heart Of Stone To Be A Star Wife” – Govinda’s Wife Sunita Ahuja On Love & Trust
In a heartfelt and candid chat with Instant Bollywood, Sunita Ahuja, wife of Bollywood star Govinda, opened up about the secret to their long-lasting marriage, the challenges of being a star wife, and what it really takes to make a relationship work when fame is constantly in the picture.
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Sunita and Govinda have been married for decades. Their love story began when they were young, and over the years, they’ve weathered the highs and lows of life together. When asked what has kept their relationship strong through all these years, Sunita gave a beautiful and honest answer.
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“Trust, childhood love, and of course, children. Trust is the most important thing. Whether it’s me trusting Govinda or him trusting me. Without trust, no relationship can survive,” she shared. “And love. I love like Shahrukh Khan in Darr, mad in love. I’m very possessive. I can’t share my husband or kids. When you truly love someone, possessiveness is natural. Otherwise, it’s not love, it’s just compromise.”
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EXCLUSIVE: “You Need A Heart of Stone To Be A Star Wife” – Govinda’s Wife Sunita Ahuja On Love & Trust
Growing up, Sunita’s father had warned her that marrying a film hero would not be easy. And he wasn’t wrong. When asked what kind of adjustments she had to make, Sunita admitted that being a hero’s wife is not a cakewalk.
“Being a hero’s wife, you need to have a heart of stone. You see heroes spending more time with heroines,” she explained. “During my delivery, Govinda was mostly shooting outdoors. I lived with my mother-in-law. You can’t travel with a newborn. But trust is essential, only then can the relationship last. If you start doubting, life will be ruined. How can you spend 30 to 40 years with someone then?”
She also shared how living with her mother-in-law for 13 years shaped her journey.
“She taught me many good things. And Govinda loved his mom so much, out of respect for her, he never even thought of doing anything wrong.”
