Wife Sunita publicly made fun of Govinda’s fake hair, said – ‘Now my husband applies hair patches’

Sunita Ahuja, wife of 90s superstar Govinda, is the talk of the town these days for her outspoken statements. From reality shows to podcast interviews, Sunita is grabbing limelight everywhere with her presence. Sunita, who recently came into limelight with Shilpa Shetty’s new show ‘Maa Hai Na’, has once again said something which is becoming increasingly viral on social media. This time, not anyone else but her husband Govinda, she has made a big disclosure about the fake hair (hair patch). Then the hair was original, now we apply hair patches Chichi! In fact, in a recent interview, Sunita Ahuja spoke openly about her superstar husband Govinda’s look and his hair. She laughingly recalled the old days and said that when she met Govinda for the first time, he looked very handsome. Sunita further said jokingly that Govinda is still as handsome, the only difference is that then he used to have original hair on his head and now he uses ‘hair patch’. ‘What is there to hide in this?’ Revealing a big truth of Bollywood, Sunita, the open secret of the film industry, said that there is no harm in talking openly about this and neither should anyone hesitate. He clarified that this is a very common thing in the film industry and there is no need to hide it. According to Sunita, in today’s time, not only heroes, but many big heroines also use hair patches and extensions extensively to look beautiful. She had once said ‘goat’ instead of ‘lion’, she has been trolled before too. This is not the first time that Sunita has made fun of Govinda in this way. Earlier, during an event of a show, he had called Govinda a ‘goat’, after which he was trolled fiercely on social media. However, later Sunita clarified on this and said, "I wanted to call him a lion, but by mistake the word goat came out of my mouth. Later I understood that people say ‘GOAT’ (Greatest Of All Time). The truth is that there is no actor like Govinda in the entire industry nor will there ever be, he is a single piece."