"I told Govinda that in my next life, he shouldn't be my husband," - Sunita Ahuja

Sunita Ahuja about Govinda: 

Govinda and Sunita Ahuja got married in 1987 and have been together since then. Sunita recently shared some shocking details about their relationship, stating that they don't talk much, live together, and she doesn't want him to be her husband in the next life during an interview with Hindi Rush.

"I have told him that in my next life, he should not be my husband. He doesn't go on holiday. I am a person who wants to go out with her husband and eat pani-puri on the streets. He spends too much time working. I don't recall a single instance when we both went out to watch a movie," said Sunita.

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"We have two houses; we have a bungalow opposite our apartment. I have my temple and my kids in the flat. We live in the flat while he gets home late after meetings. He loves talking, so he'll gather ten people and sit chatting with them. Meanwhile, my son, daughter, and I live together but hardly talk because I feel if you end up wasting your energy by talking too much," she added.  

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Recalling earlier days, Sunita Ahuja shared, "I always wore shorts, and my hair was short when I met him. He would say I am a boy. He wanted me to wear sarees all the time; I never liked him because he was very backward. 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 colors like a chameleon. It has 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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