Reacting to Govinda’s recent public and religious appearances alongside actress and rumored partner Komal Rani Swarnkar—as well as subsequent allegations labeling Sunita a "murderer"—Khossla posted a detailed statement labeling Govinda "spineless," accusing him of normalizing polygamy, and stating that he has lost all respect in her eyes.
The post quickly circulated across social media corridors, with Sunita Ahuja directly endorsing the message by resharing it to her own Instagram profile.
"What More Can a Woman Do?": Divya Khossla’s Critique
Khossla began her statement by tracing the hard-won transition of Indian society toward monogamy and the sacrifices homemakers make to build their husbands' careers:
“Sunita ji, as a woman, gave you her all. She stayed loyal. She brought up your kids. She never built a career of her own. What more can a woman do? She was the woman behind your success. You were successful outside, but the credit does not go to you alone. I guess you never had to carry the responsibility of your children at home.
Now a woman stands before us, before the entire society, pleading and begging for help, and we all stay quiet.”
Calling Out Public Spectacles & The "Murderer" Accusations
Khossla took particular aim at Govinda’s high-visibility public outings at festive venues like Mumbai’s Lalbaugcha Raja pandal alongside Komal Rani, as well as the sharp counter-allegations made against Sunita:
Religious Sites and Public Displays:
“Why these rounds of Govinda ji appearing every other day with his girlfriend? It’s atrocious for me to watch, especially when polygamy is being promoted and covered up in so many ways. What inspiration are we giving the future generation? Let’s preserve our culture. Even if you’re having an affair, please don’t put it on public display. We are not interested. It’s yuck for us to watch such a spectacle, even using religious sites to display your affair.”
The "Spineless" Remark: Directly addressing the public claim where Komal Rani accused Sunita of "trying to kill her husband for years," Khossla wrote:
“Plotting to call your wife a murderer is the last resort any spineless man could stoop to. Her heart reaches me. Her pain reaches me. At the age of 58, when women are of the age to be grandmothers, all she deserves is to walk into her old age with her husband by her side, looking after her. What was the point of sacrificing so many years, her entire life, for this man, if even at this age she has to struggle for her basic needs as a wife?”
Loss of Respect: Closing her note, Khossla stated:
“You are a legend, sir, but your respect is in your own hands. You are setting an extremely bad example for future generations, and you have lost your respect in my eyes.”
Industry Take:
Divya Khossla’s public intervention breaks an unspoken industry tendency to remain neutral during senior stars' domestic controversies. By addressing the power dynamic of long-term marriages where homemaker spouses lack independent financial or media machinery, Khossla’s remarks have elevated the Govinda–Sunita dispute into a broader cultural conversation on fidelity, public accountability, and mutual respect in aging partnerships.
