Govinda's wife Sunita Ahuja reveals she went from wearing mini skirts to sarees when she married him: 'I'm from Bandra, you're from Virar boss'

Govinda and Sunita Ahuja make one of the most adorable couples of B-town. Their relationship and bonding is evident from the way they speak about each other. Not to mention, Sunita is honest and how and it's always a treat for the fans of Govinda to hear his wife speak about him. In a recent interview, Sunita has revealed that they kept their marriage a secret for a year when they got married.

Sunita opened up on how they met and got married in an interview. She revealed, "I got married when I was 18, I got married when I was 19. We got married very early because his mother was getting old and Govinda was the last child. She wanted to see him getting married and have kids."
She further revealed, "I went from wearing miniskirts to sarees. That’s why my husband used to hate me. I would tell him, ‘I’m from Bandra, you’re from Virar, boss’. Sunita further laughed, "Film industry mein heroines chhote kapde pehenke aa gayi toh chalega. Beewi ne pehna toh nahi chalega." He would react to it and say, "My mother won't like it."

Sunita said they've been married for 37 years and were dating for three years. She said, "If there’s anyone other than his mother that he loves, it’s me. I’ve been with him since before he was a megastar. I’ve been with him through thick and thin, through good days and bad. There must be a reason we’ve stayed together for 40 years, otherwise when do you hear of relationships that last this long these days?”

Sunita said when their daughter was born, Govinda was doing five shifts on the same day. "My mother-in-law was there with me, and after every shift, he’d check in and ask if the baby had been born. When he was at his third shift of the day, Tina was born. I didn’t realise how big a star he was," she said.

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