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Kashmera Shah Takes Dig At Govinda's Alleged GF Komal Rani As She Heads For New Project: 'Kisi Boyfriend Ne Finance Nahi Kiya…' - VIDEO

Actress Kashmera Shah was spotted at Mumbai airport on Tuesday evening, October 6, where the paparazzi asked her about her travel plans. While revealing that she was headed to Greece, Europe, for a new project, Kashmera appeared to take a sharp dig at Govinda’s alleged girlfriend, Komal Rani Swarnkar. Kashmera is married to actor-comedian Krushna Abhishek, who is Govinda's maternal nephew, making…

Kashmera Shah Takes Dig At Govinda's Alleged GF Komal Rani As She Heads For New Project: 'Kisi Boyfriend Ne Finance Nahi Kiya…' - VIDEO

Actress Kashmera Shah made headlines after appearing to take a jab at Govinda's alleged girlfriend, Komal Rani Swarnkar, while discussing her upcoming trip to Greece for a new project. The Mumbai-based star, who is married to actor Krushna Abhishek, is set to work on the film as both an actor and a director. When questioned about her travel plans, Kashmera said, "Khaas baat yeh hi ki yeh project independent hai, na mere husband (Krushna Abhishek) na finance kiya, na kisi boyfriend ne," followed by a laugh.

The comment has sparked speculation and debate, particularly in light of rumors surrounding Govinda and Komal's relationship.

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