Govinda’s wife, Sunita Ahuja, revealed she prioritised raising her children over pursuing an acting career, focusing on being a dedicated mother. In an interview, she reflected on the emotional loss of her daughter, highlighting her deep commitment to family life and her choice to stay out of the film industry.
In an interview with Pinkvilla, Sunita explained she didn’t pursue acting because her priority was raising her children, which required full attention. Now that her kids are grown, she is considering exploring new opportunities, such as starting her own podcast or other ventures, as she feels ready to take on professional challenges.
She also shared that she dedicated herself entirely to her children, ensuring they received her full attention and love. She emphasized her hands-on parenting approach, choosing not to rely on helpers. Expressing deep affection, she described her children as the center of her world and her greatest joy.
Sunita opened up about the heartbreaking loss of her daughter due to health issues, emphasising her devotion to her children. She shared that she never relied on helpers for parenting duties, as she believed in giving her full attention and love. This dedication, she hoped, would inspire her children to be equally committed to their own families in the future.
The star wife reflected on the 90s era when many wives started businesses like boutiques or jewelry shops. She pointed out that success in such ventures required full dedication. She noted that without focusing completely on your business, you risk losing control or not achieving the desired results.
Sunita further shared that she never had an interest in business ventures like boutiques or jewelry. She values family and preferred to raise her children herself, ensuring they were nurtured at home. Concerned about the challenges of the entertainment industry, she prioritised keeping her kids grounded.
She also expressed pride in her children’s upbringing, describing them as well-mannered, cultured, and grounded. She mentioned that they practice rituals, regularly visit the temple, and follow traditions, highlighting her role in nurturing them with strong values.
Govinda and Sunita Ahuja got married in 1987, and their marriage has now spanned over four decades. Two years later, in 1989, they welcomed their first child, a daughter named Tina.
