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Govinda reacts to Krushna Abhishek’s emotional apology: What led to the rift between the two? Here’s all you need to know

What actually led to the rift between Krushna Abhishek and Govinda? Let’s have a look at the timeline of Krushna and Govinda’s matter.

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Let's have a look at the timeline of Krushna and Govinda's matter.

The tumultuous relationship between actor Govinda and his wife, Sunita Ahuja, and actor-comedian Krushna Abhishek, has been out in public for years now. The rift between the two started in 2016, and ever since they have gotten into several spats with each other. Recently, Krushna apologized to his maternal uncle Govinda after he appeared on Maniesh’s podcast.

Krushna got emotional as he said that his statements were twisted by the media and he really misses his mama Govinda. To which the actor has now responded to his nephew’s apology and said that let this love also be seen off-camera. But what actually led to the rift between Krushna Abhishek and Govinda?

What happened between Krushna and Govinda?

Let’s have a look at the timeline of Krushna and Govinda’s matter.

2016: When Krushna got upset with uncle Govinda for not appearing on his show

It was 2016 when Govinda returned to the silver screen with the film Jagga Jassos, also featuring Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor. For the promotion of the film, the actor appeared on Sony TV’s The Kapil Sharma Show with his wife Sunita Ahuja and daughter Tina and ditched his nephew’s show. Krushna was hosting the Colors show Comedy Nights Live and was expecting Govinda to appear on his show first. But when he learned that Govinda was having a gala time shooting with Kapil Sharma and his team, it didn’t go down well with Krushna.

Speaking to a leading news portal, Krushna said our dates didn’t appear to be in sync for some reason. I messaged him again four days ago, and to my surprise, he and his wife were scheduled to shoot with Kapil on Wednesday. I was taken aback because I expected him to support his nephew.

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Govinda was furious with Krushna over a comment he made on the show related to him. For the unversed, Krushna cracked a joke saying, ‘Maine Govinda ko Apna mama Rakha hai’ (I have kept Govinda as my uncle), which didn’t go down well with the veteran actor. Krushna further said that I tried to convince him that it wasn’t in poor taste. Calling him my mama, in fact, elevates my status. It wasn’t meant to be insulting in any way. I don’t mind being referred to as Govinda’s nephew; it’s like a second identity for me. A celebrity is free to appear on other shows, but as a family, I expected him to appear on mine first, he added. He further said Govinda is acting like a superstar and not his Chi Chi mama.

In response to this, Govinda said Krushna has been making money by insulting others on television. He said he was extremely upset with the mama rakha hai remark. He further said that he advised him to avoid making such statements in the guise of jokes because they could be demeaning. He added that his wife Sunita convinced him to let Krushna work, and he agreed because that is how he earns money. He said, I’m used to reading all kinds of stuff about myself, good, bad, and ugly, but it’s annoying when a family member makes a personal conversation public. This is not acceptable. I’m not sure I can trust him anymore, he added.

Furthermore, he said he had seen Krushna roasting Khans, Salman, and Shah Rukh. He is quite polite. He is more concerned with a person’s “good time” than with the artist. Maybe when I have a good time, I’ll go to his show. I can’t change my personality to fit the format of a show overnight, he added.

2018: Major misunderstanding between Govinda and Krushna

It was in 2018 when Krushna’s wife Kashmera Shah tweeted that there are ‘some people who dance for money’. This statement made Govinda’s wife furious and alleged that Kashmera was referring to Govinda and the couple decided to cut off ties with them.

Sunita said everything was well until Kashmera had the guts to defame us on social media.  In that post, she referred to us as “those who dance for money.” It was none of her business, even if we were compensated for our appearance. Almost every Bollywood celebrity charges for television appearances. Plus, she isn’t the one who gave us the money. I’m not sure if she deleted that post now, but it was viewed by most of our relatives and family friends at the time, she added.

Krushna then clarified that it was meant for his sister Arti Singh, but Sunita was unconvinced. This later led to the major fallout between the two families.

When Krushna opted out from The Kapil Sharma Show episode featuring Govinda

Last November, Krushna Abhishek, a part of The Kapil Sharma Show’s main cast, decided to skip an episode featuring Govinda as a celebrity guest. He said he learned about Chi Chi mama appearing on the show around 10 days ago and the team assumed that since Sunita Mami was not accompanying him, he would have no reservations about performing. The incident, however, has left a sour taste in my mouth, said Krushna. She didn’t want me to perform in front of them last year, but I was hesitant this time, he added.

Krushna went on to say that he had a good relationship with Govinda, but the hatred had a negative impact on him.

When Krushna accused Govinda of not visiting his sick twins

During the lockdown, Krushna claimed he tried to contact his uncle and accused him of not visiting to see his sick twins. Krushna attempted to call Govinda but got no response. He also stated that it bothers him, but that he is helpless to do anything if Govinda refuses to see him.

They didn’t even show up at the hospital to see my twins, even while one of them was struggling for his life, said Krushna. How much more can I try to fix our problems, which are founded on a misunderstanding?

However, following Krushna’s allegations, Govinda put out a statement in which he stated that he visited the hospital when the twins were admitted and met the doctor and nurse who were looking after them. However, the nurse informed me that the children’s mother, Kashmera Shah, did not want any of the surrogate babies’ family members to see them. We were allowed to see the babies from a far distance after insisting.

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Ajey: The Untold Story Of A Yogi: Film based on UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s journey announced; first motion poster out

Scheduled for a grand release worldwide later in 2025, Ajey will be available in multiple languages, including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam—ensuring that this powerful story reaches a diverse audience.

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In an exciting development for film enthusiasts and political followers alike, Ajey: The Untold Story of a Yogi, a biopic chronicling the life of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, was officially announced on Wednesday, March 26. Inspired by Shantanu Gupta’s acclaimed book, The Monk Who Became Chief Minister, this film promises to delve deep into the formative experiences that shaped one of India’s most prominent political figures.

Produced by Samrat Cinematics, the film’s first look was unveiled alongside a captivating motion poster that offers a sneak peek into Adityanath’s transformative journey. It will portray his evolution from humble beginnings to his pivotal decision to embrace sanyas as a Nathpanthi Yogi and, ultimately, his foray into the tumultuous realm of politics aimed at rejuvenating Uttar Pradesh.

The newly released motion poster features Anant Joshi in the titular role, embodying the essence of Yogi Adityanath’s life of service. Complementing this powerful visual is a compelling voiceover by noted actor Paresh Rawal, which resonates with a poignant message: “Vo kuch nahi chahta tha, sab usko chahte the. Janta ne usko sarkar bana diya,” translating to, “He didn’t wish for anything. Everyone loved him. The people made him a leader.”

Directed by Ravindra Gautam, celebrated for his work in Maharani 2, Ajey is set to weave a rich narrative filled with drama, action, and emotional depth. Alongside Anant Joshi, the cast includes a stellar lineup of talent, featuring Paresh Rawal, Dinesh Lal Yadav (Nirahua), Ajay Mengi, Pavan Malhotra, Garima Singh, and Rajesh Khattar, each set to deliver a performance that enhances this dramatic tale.

The film’s music will be brought to life by the well-known duo Meet Bros, while the script has been crafted by Dilip Bachchan Jha and Priyank Dubey. Visionary cinematography will be provided by Vishnu Rao, with production design handled by Udai Prakash Singh.

Scheduled for a grand release worldwide later in 2025, Ajey will be available in multiple languages, including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam—ensuring that this powerful story reaches a diverse audience.

In her comments, producer Ritu Mengi expressed her passion for the project, stating, “Yogi Adityanath’s life is a tapestry of challenges and triumphs that we aim to present with authenticity and drama. This film promises to engage viewers while highlighting the events that carved his path.”

“The story of Yogi Adityanath is one of sheer determination and selfless service. We are dedicated to creating an immersive experience that does justice to the inspiring life of a boy from a humble background who rose to lead millions,” Director Ravindra Gautam said.

As anticipation builds for this cinematic tribute to a remarkable leader, Ajey promises not just to entertain, but also to motivate and inspire new generations as they watch the unfoldment of a life dedicated to transformation and public service.

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7 must-watch OTT releases in the last week of March 2025 across genres

Check out the seven best OTT releases dropping in the last week of March 2025, from action thrillers to comedies and romantic dramas.

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A fresh wave of entertainment is arriving on OTT platforms in the last week of March 2025, bringing a wide mix of action thrillers, comedies, dramas, and animated films. Leading streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, Zee5, JioCinema, Tenkotta, and Lionsgate Play are set to drop new content across languages and genres. Here’s a roundup of the top seven new releases you shouldn’t miss:

Mufasa: The Lion King (March 26 | JioCinema)

The highly anticipated prequel to The Lion King (2019), Mufasa: The Lion King, is making its OTT debut. The animated film, which enjoyed a successful theatrical run, will be available to stream on JioCinema from March 26. A must-watch for fans of the iconic franchise, the movie dives deep into Mufasa’s origin story.

Mister Housekeeping (March 25 | Tenkotta)

Tamil romantic drama Mister Housekeeping brings a refreshing perspective on love and relationships. Set to stream on Tenkotta, the film is ideal for audiences seeking emotional depth combined with engaging storytelling.

Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins (March 27 | Netflix)

Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins, featuring Saif Ali Khan and Jaideep Ahlawat, is a crime drama set to release on Netflix. The film promises intense storytelling, compelling performances, and a thrilling cinematic experience.

Om Kali Jai Kali (March 28 | JioCinema)

Blending mystery, drama, and suspense, the Tamil web series Om Kali Jai Kali is scheduled to arrive on JioCinema. With its spiritual overtones and intense plot, the show targets fans of unconventional narratives.

Dhelulu Express (March 27 | Amazon Prime Video)

Comedian Zakir Khan returns with Dhelulu Express, a brand-new lighthearted comedy series streaming on Prime Video. Known for his relatable humor, Zakir’s latest offering is expected to connect with viewers through its wit and charm.

Deva (March 31 | Netflix)

Shahid Kapoor’s action thriller Deva, which made waves in theatres earlier this year, is ready for its digital premiere. Launching on Netflix, the film is packed with adrenaline-fueled sequences and is perfect for action genre enthusiasts.

Viduthalai Part 2 (March 28 | Zee5)

After its successful release in Tamil, Viduthalai Part 2, starring Vijay Sethupathi, is now set to stream in Hindi on Zee5. The gritty political drama brings intense storytelling and powerful performances to a wider audience.

Whether you’re in the mood for a laugh, an emotional journey, or edge-of-the-seat suspense, this week’s OTT releases offer something for everyone. From regional gems to Hollywood blockbusters, make sure your watchlist is updated.

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Critics Choice Awards 2025 winners list: Diljit Dosanjh wins Best Actor, All We Imagine as Light Best Film

Best Writing: Richie Mehta, Gopan Chidambaran, Suprotim Sengupta, Amrita Bagchi for Poacher

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The Critics’ Choice Awards 2025, organized by the Film Critics Guild in collaboration with GroupM Motion Entertainment, recently celebrated the best of Indian cinema, honoring exceptional work in feature films, short films, documentaries, and web series. Notable triumphs of the evening included the films All We Imagine As Light and Amar Singh Chamkila, the latter showcasing the remarkable talents of Diljit Dosanjh.

The awards, selected by an esteemed panel of film critics, highlighted outstanding contributions across diverse languages and platforms.

All We Imagine As Light triumphed as the Best Feature Film, while Diljit Dosanjh secured the Best Actor title for his extraordinary portrayal in Amar Singh Chamkila, a film that beautifully captures the life of Punjab’s iconic musician, earning praise for its emotional resonance and authenticity.

Darshana Rajendran was awarded Best Actress for her compelling performance in Paradise, and Ravi Kishan earned the Best Supporting Actor accolade for his role in Laapataa Ladies. Kani Kusruti was recognized as Best Supporting Actress for her impressive work in Girls Will Be Girls.

In the realm of digital entertainment, Poacher emerged victorious, claiming the title of Best Web Series amidst fierce competition.

Here’s a look at the complete list of winners:

Short Film Category:

  • Best Short Film: Obur
  • Best Director: Faraz Ali for Obur
  • Best Actor: Harish Khanna for Jal Tu Jalaal Tu
  • Best Actress: Jyoti Dogra for Taak (Tracker)
  • Best Writing: Faraz Ali for Obur
  • Best Cinematography: Anand Bansal for Obur

Documentary Category:

  • Best Documentary: Nocturnes

Web Series Category:

  • Best Web Series: Poacher
  • Best Director: Richie Mehta for Poacher
  • Best Actor: Barun Sobti for Raat Jawaan Hai
  • Best Actress: Nimisha Sajayan for Poacher
  • Best Supporting Actor: Dibyendu Bhattacharya for Poacher
  • Best Supporting Actress: Kani Kusruti for Poacher
  • Best Writing: Richie Mehta, Gopan Chidambaran, Suprotim Sengupta, Amrita Bagchi for Poacher

Feature Film Category:

  • Best Film: All We Imagine As Light
  • Best Director: Payal Kapadia for All We Imagine As Light
  • Best Actor: Diljit Dosanjh for Amar Singh Chamkila
  • Best Actress: Darshana Rajendran for Paradise
  • Best Supporting Actor: Ravi Kishan for Laapataa Ladies
  • Best Supporting Actress: Kani Kusruti for Girls Will Be Girls
  • Best Writing: Anand Ekarshi for Aattam
  • Best Cinematography: Ranabir Das for All We Imagine As Light
  • Best Editing: Shivkumar V. Panicker for Kill

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