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Poonam Pandey defends Govinda amid wife Sunita Ahuja's affair allegations

In a surprising turn of events, Poonam Pandey has stepped up to defend Govinda amid his wife Sunita Ahuja's allegations. Pandey firmly supported Govinda, rejecting claims of his involvement with another woman. Meanwhile, Sunita was spotted at a family court with their son Yashvardhan, igniting divorce rumors. However, Govinda's manager later reassured fans that Sunita has decided to withdraw her…

Poonam Pandey defends Govinda amid wife Sunita Ahuja's affair allegations

Poonam Pandey has come to Govinda's defense following his wife Sunita Ahuja's accusations of an affair with actress Komal Rani Swarnkar. The actor and his wife have been making headlines with their strained marriage, sharing updates separately with the media.

Poonam Pandey, who collaborated with Govinda in Aa Gaya Hero, was questioned about the controversy at an event on Wednesday night. In response, she vehemently defended the actor, saying, "Don't abuse him, yaar. You got such a wonderful husband—your husband is Govinda! What are you talking about? Didn't you know from the beginning that he was such a big star?" She further declared her unwavering support for Govinda, stating, "I will support Govinda, 100 per cent. I would not support the person who is abusing him."

When asked about the claim that Govinda was seen with another woman, Poonam dismissed it, saying, "This is ridiculous. They weren't going around behind anyone's back; they were at the airport." Sunita Ahuja was spotted at a family court in Mumbai on Wednesday, with her son Yashvardhan Ahuja by her side. This sighting led to speculation about a potential divorce, which Govinda's manager clarified was actually Sunita withdrawing a previously filed divorce case. Sunita has not yet issued an official statement regarding the situation.

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