Sunita Ahuja, known for her unapologetically bold demeanour and vibrant personality, sat down for an exclusive conversation on Hauterrfly’s The Male Feminist. Married to Bollywood actor Govinda, Sunita shared anecdotes from her childhood, opening up about her strong character, dislike for societal norms, and why she never enjoyed the company of girls growing up.
Sunita Ahuja On Her Loud Personality
Sunita Ahuja revealed that she has always been someone who lives life on her own terms. “Dekho, agar koi mujhe approach karta hai ya nahi karta hai, mujhe koi farak nahi padta. Maine bola na, bhagwan ne mujhe saare gun aadmi ke diye hai. Sirf sharir aurat ka diya hai. Mujhse chup-chap baithna ya shaant rehna hota hi nahi hai. Main wahi karti hoon jo dil karta hai,” she asserted, highlighting her larger-than-life personality.
When asked about her childhood and whether she faced criticism for her strong-willed nature, Sunita candidly shared, “ Ek baat bataun mai bachpan mein na sirf ladko k sath khelti thi, mai goti khelti thi mere brothers k dost k sath, mai cricket khelti thi and I used to hate being friends with girls because girls sabse, girls are the bitches in the world, because ladkiya kyu hoti hai matlab hamare time pe friends circle the toh sab aise karte isne aisa kyu kiya usne aisa kyu kiya gossip karte the, kam se kam ladko k sath khelo toh wo kam se kam apna baat bolega ye karega but girls k sath toh pranaam hai bhaiya.”
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On the latest episode of The Male Feminist, Sunita Ahuja also opened up about being Govinda’s manager and how she had to haggle people for her husband’s fees, and never cared if people abused her. During the same conversation she also opened up about the early years of their dating and how both of them used to dance and initially she was the better dancer among both of them.