Actor Govinda appears to respond to allegations of infidelity made by his wife, Sunita Ahuja, including her earlier claim that he had “many affairs” during their marriage. Speaking to ANI, Govinda reflects on his own past and makes a well-known analogy about someone staying in a sweet shop yet remaining hungry, implying disappointment rather than directly stating new facts.
Across reporting, the focus also includes the context of the couple’s long-running public discussion of their relationship. Sources note that Govinda and Sunita married in 1987 and kept the marriage private until the birth of their daughter, Tina, in 1989. In 1997, they welcomed their second child, Yashvardhan. Times of India frames Govinda’s remarks as a more personal explanation that mixes appreciation for Sunita’s support with acknowledgment of her criticisms. Free Press Journal highlights his comments about what cannot be “expressed” and his suggestion that discussing private matters publicly can create distance.
While outlets differ in tone—one emphasizing the cryptic “mithai ki dukaan” line, the other emphasizing the personal gratitude—both describe Govinda addressing Sunita’s allegations in a manner that does not provide specific denials or details.