A Blast From the Past: Why Govinda Couldn't Marry Neelam

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Posted: 10 years ago

#11

Govinda was a player back in the day 😉

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: lhcj21

At least he admits to cheating, right? 😆

And lusting after sensuous Divya Bharti. And resisting from her charm. 😆

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NEHU

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Posted: 10 years ago

#13

How cheap... He married Sunita only, as he put it, out of sense of commitment/responsibility. Non sense! This is one of the worst thing you can do to a woman .

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gutterina

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: lhcj21
"Tomorrow, who knows, I may get involved again, and then, maybe I will marry the girl I get involved with. But Sunita should be prepared for it. Only then will I feel free. And there is a second marriage in my kundali.

"Well, I am a firm believer of destiny. What has to happen, will happen. Yes, I like Juhi a lot. Even Divya Bharati. Divya is a very sensuous girl. It's difficult for a man to resist her. I know Sunita is going to be very upset with all this. But she should know that I am still resisting Divya's charms. I haven't given in to the temptation as yet..." he laughs. He's back to the future.

What a sleazebag he doesn't have an ounce of respect towards his wife..🤢

On one hand he's saying he loves neelam...and then he's lusting on divya 🤢 tharki kahi ka 🤢🤢

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Phosphorus

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Posted: 10 years ago

#15

Can I just say Neelam did way better than Govinda!

Sameer is a gentleman n obviously much better looking than this fatso!

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BullsEye777

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Posted: 10 years ago

#16

Hum to doobenge, tumko bhi leke doobenge..

The only one he spared was Neelam.. But he learned his lessons well.. Don't think he ever did such an interview about Rani.

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anitarani

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Posted: 10 years ago

#17

Neelam was a real doll...I agree with this statement of his:

I was never her cup of tea anyway. I am a ghati. An unpolished boor, and she's a Dresden doll. Clean, pure, polished and dignified. We would probably never have got along."