Sunita Ahuja files for divorce from Govinda; alleges adultery, cruelty and cheating: Report

‘I know that whoever tries to break my home, Maa Kaali is there’

In a recent vlog that reignited public interest in the couple’s private life, Sunita Ahuja was seen visiting Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Temple. While speaking to a priest, she broke into tears and revealed the emotional significance of the temple in her life. Sunita said, “When I met Govinda, I prayed to the Goddess that I should get married to him and have a good life. The Goddess fulfilled all my wishes, she even blessed me with two children. But not every truth in life is easy; there are always ups and downs. Still, I have so much faith in the Goddess that whatever I am witnessing today, I know that whoever tries to break my home, Maa Kaali is there. It is not right to cause pain to a good man and a good woman. I love all the three forms of the Goddess deeply. Whatever the situation may be, anyone who tries to break my family, Maa will not forgive them.”

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Sunita Ahuja had previously revealed that she had been celebrating her birthday alone for the past 12 years, a disclosure that further fuelled speculation about a rift with Govinda. She also shared that they had been living separately, attributing the arrangement to Govinda’s professional commitments and “talkative nature.”

In February 2025, Govinda’s team confirmed that Sunita had indeed filed for divorce six months prior, but insisted the couple had since reconciled. Sunita’s team, on the other hand, had earlier denied any divorce plans, urging the media to verify all information with her directly.

There are also reports suggesting that Govinda’s closeness to a 30-year-old Marathi actress may have played a role in the alleged fallout. However, Lalit Bindal, a close family friend of the couple, dismissed the rumours, telling News18 that the two are “going strong” and will always remain together.

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