Govinda's wife Sunita Ahuja recalls she told doctor to save their child Yashvardhan over her own life while giving birth to him, as actor wanted son: "It's ok if I die...'

Govinda and his wife, Sunita Ahuja, are in the headlines due to speculations around their divorce. However, now a close family friend has dismissed all the rumors. Amidst all the chaos, in a recent interview, opened up about what had happened when she gave birth to their second child, son . The star wife went on to reveal that she asked the doctor to save the kid instead of her own life.

Here's what happened.

Sunita Ahuja recalls asking the doctor to save her son, Yashvardhan, instead of her own life while giving birth

In an interview with Eat Travel Repeat, Sunita Ahuja was to talk about a movie-like moment of her life, and she had one such incident to share with the host. She recalled that it happened when she was giving birth to her son, Yashvardhan.


Sunita told the host that she weighed around 100 kgs while being pregnant with her son, Yash. The wife of the actor said, "I had gained a lot of weight. I thought I will die." She revealed that Govinda started to cry after looking at her condition. Further adding, she shared that as the sex detection test was legal at that time, they knew it was a boy.

The star wife said, "I dramatically told the doctor, 'Doctor, my husband wants a son. Please save the child; it is okay if I die in the process.'" However, her words made the actor cry even harder. She said, "He was howling."


Sunita laughed it out and stated that it was quite a filmy moment for everyone in the family.

More about divorce rumors

Recently, a Hautterfly report stated that Sunita Ahuja had filed for divorce in the Family Court of Bandra, Mumbai. The report further stated that the duo is currently in mandatory counseling for six months. However, according to NDTV, the actor's lawyer stated that it was an old matter and things have been sorted out between the couple.


Meanwhile, a source told us, "Yes, they have their fights. Yes, violent fights. I have been a firsthand witness to some of them. But they will never separate permanently."