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Govinda's Daughter Faces Backlash For Calling Period Pain 'Psychological': 'No Wonder She Is In Denial...'
Govinda's Daughter Trolled Over Controversial Statement: Govinda's wife, Sunita Ahuja, is widely recognized for her bold and outspoken nature, a trait she shares with her daughter, Tina Ahuja. However, many people believe that there is a fine line between being outspoken and being insensitive. Recently, Sunita ji and Tina appeared for an interview with Hauterrfly, where they participated in a segment discussing their views on period cramps. The response they gave left many shocked. Tina controversially labeled women who complain about period cramps, dismissing the pain as a "psychological problem." This sparked a backlash, with many criticizing and trolling both Sunita ji and Tina for their remarks.
Govinda's Wife & Daughter Trolled Over Controversial Statement
In an interview with Hauterrfly Tina was asked her opinion on "period Pain." She replied, "Maine na bhot ye Bombay ke, arey cramps hote hain ye hote hain, aadhe to you are setting up the circle who are talking about the problems and you know nahi hone wale ko bhi na psychologically hone lagta hai." Mother Sunita agreed to this comment. Tina further stated, "So many women in Punjab side or those cities, unko pata v nahi chalta kab menopause aaya aur chala gaya (sic)." Tina then called her body "desi" and said she never had to face back pain or any period issues. Tina further suggested girls to eat ghee, have proper diet and sleep in order to avoid period issues.
Calling out Govinda's daughter and wife, several users took to a Reddit thread titled "This is actually sad to watch. Not to excuse her stupidity as she's a grown adult now but this explains a lot of her pick me behaviour now" to troll both of them. One commented, "Maybe she never got periods in her life. Looks like it's too late. I hope agle janam me ho jaye soo that she can experience the actual cramps." Another called out Tina, "Some girls are God's favorite and get no cramps. They don't understand the pain other girls go through and say sh*t like this." "No wonder she is in denial of period cramps! Probably her father banned her from saying anything about cramps," a user trolled Tina.
Sunita and Tina emphasized the importance of maintaining a healthy diet but also advised consulting a dietitian for personalized guidance. Tina also shared that Govinda has expressed concern about her weight, even encouraging her to make efforts to reduce it.
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