Sunita Ahuja claps back at paparazzi over Govinda questions; asks, ‘Address de doon kya?’

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Sunita Ahuja made a public appearance in Mumbai recently to cheer on her daughter, Tina Ahuja, who was walking the ramp at a fashion show. Accompanied by her son Harshvardhan Ahuja, Sunita was in attendance to support Tina’s moment on the runway. However, the evening took an uncomfortable turn when the paparazzi began asking repeated questions about her husband, veteran Bollywood actor Govinda. While walking the ramp, one of the photographers called out to her, asking, “Govinda sir kahan par hai (Where is Govinda sir)?”. In response, Sunita made a ‘zip-it’ gesture’, clearly indicating that she didn’t want to entertain the question. The move left her son Harshvardhan chuckling, but the paparazzi continued to press her with questions about the 90s star’s absence. As the repeated queries persisted, Sunita’s mood visibly shifted. Irritated by the constant prodding, she eventually walked off the stage and snapped at the photographers, saying, “Address de doon kya (Should I give you the add...
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A Funeral For Jerry Lee Lewis Celebrities Like Dennis Quaid, Ringo Starr, Elton John, And More Hommage To The Late Rock Star

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Lewis affectionately referred to as The Killer, passed away on Friday at his residence in Desoto County, Mississippi, with his wife, Judith Brown Lewis, by his side. He reportedly shared with her in his dying days that he did not fear passing away, as stated in a press release reporting his passing away. Brown is prepared to depart at this time. Lewis had stated in the moments before he passed away. He declared that he was all set to be with Jesus. After the news spread, many famous people flocked to social media to express their condolences and pay honor to Lewis. Rock and roller Ringo Starr paid tribute to the late musician Jerry Lee Lewis on his Twitter account, writing, "God bless Jerry lee Lewis peace and affection to all his family Ringo." Kid Rock reportedly stated in a letter that he would "FOREVER treasure my time with Jerry Lee on and off the stage." He went on to say that Chuck Berry was without a doubt one of the very greatest to ever do it, in addition to being one of the godfathers and builders of rock and roll. I, along with the rest of the world, will ensure that your music continues to exist. Killer, may you finally rest in peace and continue to rock! Kid Rock In the meantime, Dennis Quaid, who portrayed Lewis in the film Great Balls of Fire! in 1989, has expressed his sadness over the loss of the character. Jerry Lee was a devout Christian, a well-known figure in American culture, and often regarded as the best pianist in the history of the piano. According to what he stated on Instagram, people will still be listening to songs like "Great Balls of Fire" and "Whole Lot of Shakin'" in 500 years. I am going to miss him. Jerry Lee, may the Lord bless you. These are the Rolling Stones. Ronnie Wood memorialized Jerry Lee Lewis on Twitter by posting two photographs of the musician and writing, "R.I.P. J.L.L. the KILLER-What, a dude."

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