'If You Can't Say Something Nice...': Actress Kubbra Sait Calls Out Trolls Amid Govinda-Sunita Ahuja Controversy, Asks Them To 'Not Be A Judge'
Bollywood actress Kubbra Sait has spoken out amid the ongoing controversy surrounding Govinda and Sunita Ahuja ’s marriage, questioning how public curiosity about celebrities’ personal lives has evolved into scrutiny and judgement. Kubbra Sait Comments on Govinda-Sunita Ahuja Controversy In a video shared on social media, Kubbra asked, “Tell me, when did you stop being a fan and when did you…
Bollywood actress Kubbra Sait has commented on the recent controversy surrounding Govinda and Sunita Ahuja's marriage, questioning the shift from curiosity to judgement about celebrities' personal lives. In a video shared on social media, Kubbra asked, "Tell me, when did you stop being a fan and when did you start becoming a private investigator?"
She reflected on her admiration for Govinda, noting that the 1990s were "owned by this guy." Kubbra questioned the speculation about Komal Rani Swarnkar, Govinda's Roopa co-star, who has been rumored to be his girlfriend. The actress stated that if a girl is near him, people assume she is his girlfriend, but she herself has not seen this.
Kubbra clarified that while she does not know Govinda personally, she had met Sunita and found her to be "funny, outspoken, outrageous and incredible." She questioned why Sunita is constantly expected to respond to rumors about her husband's alleged affairs, calling the situation a "public spittoon." Kubbra connected the issue to the broader topic of how women are treated, emphasizing that respecting women should extend beyond discussions about crimes against them.
She urged people to respect women in their everyday lives instead of expecting them to justify themselves repeatedly. Kubbra also supported Swara Bhasker and Kusha Kapila after they addressed homophobia on London streets.
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