Sunita Ahuja Heartbroken Over Nepal Floods, Pledges Support For Relief Efforts: ‘It Is My Matrabhoomi’

Govinda’s wife Sunita Ahuja has expressed solidarity with flood-hit Nepal. She said that she wants to do whatever she can to support those affected by the devastating situation. While she was born in India, Nepal has always been close to her heart, thanks to her family roots in Kathmandu. In a conversation with Bombay Times, Sunita said she is deeply saddened by the destruction and is trying to find a reliable channel through which she can contribute to relief efforts.

Sunita Ahuja On Nepal Floods

Sunita Ahuja’s connection with Nepal goes back to her family. Her mother and grandmother are both from Kathmandu, and she continues to visit the country regularly. She makes it a point to travel to Nepal with her daughter Tina every year for New Year. One tradition that remains

particularly special to them is visiting the Pashupatinath temple on January 1.

“It is heartbreaking to see such devastating floods hit Nepal. I wasn’t born there, but my mother and grandmother are from Kathmandu. I visit Nepal every year with my daughter for New Year. On January 1, we make it a point to visit the Pashupatinath temple and begin the year with His blessings,” she said.

‘I’d Like To Do As Much As I Can’: Sunita Ahuja

With the situation in Nepal weighing heavily on her, Sunita is now trying to find a trustworthy way to contribute to relief efforts. She wants to make sure that whatever she contributes reaches people who genuinely need help. “I am trying to connect with someone who can ensure that my donation reaches the right people. I would like to donate as much as I can because they are very close to me and Nepal is my matrabhoomi. I request everyone in the industry to come forward and contribute towards helping the people of Nepal,” she said.

She further added, “Manisha Koirala is like my sister, and I am sure she must be doing her best for the people there. I pray to Pashupatinath Baba that everything returns to normal soon and that Nepal never has to face such a crisis again. It has my heart.”

On the professional front, Sunita Ahuja was last seen in Netflix’s reality series ‘Lock Upp 2: Sach Ya Sazaa’.