Govinda and Sunita Ahuja are caught in a public feud with their other nephew Krushna Abhishek and his wife Kashmera Shah.
Here’s what Govinda’s other nephew Vinay Anand has to say about his ‘maami’ Bollywood actor Govinda and his wife Sunita Ahuja had a major public fallout with his nephew Krushna Abhishek and his wife Kashmera Shah. Recently, the ‘Coolie No. 1’ actor appeared on The Kapil Sharma Show with his wife and children Tina and Yashvardhan. However, Krushna Abhishek confirmed that he will not be a part of this special episode.
While Govinda didn’t react to Krushna’s absence from Kapil’s show, Sunita lashed out at the latter for insulting her family name. While Kashmera said that the couple speaks nonsense about Krushna, Govinda’s other nephew Vinay Anand has good things to say about his ‘maami.’
Talking about his relationship with Sunita Ahuja, Anand told ETimes, “I have very high regard for Sunita Maami. She pampered us like a mother and gave us so much love that I can’t repay in my whole life. She is like a mother figure to me. She has taken care of me a lot and always supported me.“
In the recent interview, Sunita had said, “I am distressed beyond words to know what Krushna Abhishek said about refusing to be a part of the episode that featured my family and me as guests. He said that both parties did not want to share the stage. Last year in November, Govinda had issued a statement clarifying his stand and vowing to never discuss family issues in public. Like a thorough gentleman, he has kept the promise. I reiterate that we want to maintain a dignified distance, but it has reached a point where I feel the need to address the issue.“
Krushna, meanwhile, hopes for things to sort out between the families.
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