Key Points

Bollywood veteran Sunita Ahuja has stepped forward to clarify misunderstood comments about Ahaan Panday and her son's film career. During Ganpati festivities, she and husband Govinda publicly demonstrated their unity, addressing recent divorce speculation. Sunita emphatically stated her support for Ahaan and requested media to avoid spreading unverified rumors. The couple, married for over three decades, appeared together and dismissed all contentious reports.

Key Points: Sunita Ahuja Defends Ahaan Panday Amid Family Rumors

  • Sunita supports Ahaan Panday's Bollywood journey
  • Couple quashes divorce rumors at Ganpati event
  • Media misinterpreted her earlier statement
  • Govinda and Sunita appear united despite controversy
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Sunita Ahuja clarifies her statement on Ahaan Panday: I'm your big fan beta

Govinda's wife Sunita clarifies controversial statement about Ahaan Panday and addresses divorce speculation during Ganpati celebrations

"No power can separate us, neither the God nor the satan - Sunita Ahuja"

Mumbai, Aug 27

Vlogger Sunita Ahuja, who is also the wife of actor Govinda, has issued a clarification on her earlier statement about the new Bollywood star Ahaan Panday.

Sunita spoke to the media on Wednesday during the Ganpati festivities, and blamed the media for misconstruing her statement.

Clarifying her earlier statement, wherein she said her son Yashvardan Ahuja's debut will be even bigger, she told the media, "I didn't say anything like that. I am very happy that Ahaan Panday has made a name for himself. I never said anything about him".

She further mentioned, "I wish that all the kids of the film industry do well and Ahaan I am big fan of yours beta, I love you and I love Yash Raj Films too much. I didn't say anything because my son is also going to become a hero. Don't spread these rumours".

Earlier, during an interaction, Sunita had said that Yashvardhan is doing a better film than 'Saiyaara'.

Meanwhile, Sunita and Govinda put all the rumours to rest on Wednesday when they came together to celebrate Ganpati festivities, and even interacted with the media.

The couple were seen in ethnicwear, and cleared the air around the recent controversy that erupted after the court documents of Sunita's divorce filing came out on the public domain.

Responding to the rumours, Sunita told the media, "You guys have come for Ganpati or the controversy? Hasn't the media been slapped in the face by seeing us together so close? If there was something off, there would have been distances. No power can separate us, neither the God nor the satan. They say, 'My husband is mine', likewise 'My Govinda is mine'. It's my humble request to everyone to not believe the rumours. Don't believe anything unless you hear it from us".

Several guests were also spotted at their home, including the 'Bigg Boss 13' contestant Paras Chhabra, who arrived for Ganpati darshan. Govinda and Sunita have been married for more than three decades and are parents to two children, Tina and Yashvardhan.

Earlier, Govinda's manager had quashed the reports of the actor's divorce from his wife Sunit. Shashi Sinha, the actor's manager, spoke with IANS on Saturday, and said that there is no truth to the reports claiming that Sunita filed for divorce.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Typical Bollywood drama! First they say something controversial, then blame media. But happy to see them together during Ganpati celebrations 🎉
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Ananya R
"My Govinda is mine" - what a powerful statement! After 30+ years of marriage, they're still going strong. Relationship goals ❤️
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David E
Why do celebrities always have to compare their kids? Every newcomer deserves their own space and opportunity to shine.
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Karthik V
Ganpati celebrations bringing families together! Bappa always blesses with harmony and peace. Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🐘
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Sarah B
The media should focus on their work rather than creating unnecessary controversies. Both Ahaan and Yashvardhan deserve equal support as newcomers.

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