Kunika Sadanand makes SHOCKING claims about her relationship with singer Kumar Sanu, says ‘his wife once broke into…’

Kunika also mentioned that Kumar Sanu’s ex-wife, Rita, was extremely upset about their relationship. In fact, Rita once expressed her anger by smashing Kunika’s car.

Singer Kumar Sanu and Kunika Sadanand have been in a live-in relationship for years now. The duo kept their relationship hidden for a long time before making it public. Recently, the actress opened up about her relationship with Kumar Sanu and made some shocking revelations. The actress claimed that she had been in a relationship with Kumar Sanu for five years in the 90s.

Kunika also mentioned that Kumar Sanu’s ex-wife, Rita, was extremely upset about their relationship. In fact, Rita once expressed her anger by smashing Kunika’s car. It’s worth noting that Kumar Sanu and Rita are now divorced. During a conversation, Kunika revealed how she met Kumar Sanu. She shared that it was at a shoot set when she was introduced to Sanu. At that time, she was trying to make her mark in the acting industry.

During this period, their friendship gradually evolved into a relationship. Kunika revealed that Kumar Sanu was going through a tough time in his personal life, facing tension with his wife, Rita. On one occasion, under the influence of alcohol, Kumar attempted to jump from a hotel window, but Kunika managed to save him.

Kunika said that it was during this time that she and Sanu grew closer. The singer then began living apart from his wife. The actress mentioned that she started to develop feelings for Kumar Sanu. However, the duo did not tie the knot.

She also shared that it was she who helped Kumar Sanu realize the importance of fitness and fashion during the peak of his career. However, as time passed, their relationship began to deteriorate, eventually leading to their separation.

Kunika also went on to reveal a shocking incident when Kumar Sanu’s wife damaged her car out of anger and frustration over delays in receiving financial assistance for their children. According to Kunika, “Rita came outside my house, shouted, and damaged my car. I understood her situation; she wanted money for her children, and she was not wrong.”