Tina Ahuja, daughter of veteran Bollywood actor Govinda, is once again in the news. Recently, in an interview, he spoke openly about the childhood moments spent with his father and the instructions given by him regarding fitness. Tina told that her father, who was one of the most popular and loved actors of the 90s, was very conscious about her figure and weight despite his busy schedule.
Tina’s childhood and Govinda’s busyness
Recalling her childhood, Tina said that her father Govinda was so busy with his work that he had very little time for the family. However, he always took care of the health and fitness of his children. Tina shared that Govinda often advised her to keep her weight under control.
Father’s fitness advice and the Switzerland incident
Tina said in an interview with Hotterfly,
“When I was young, my father used to pay a lot of attention to my figure and weight. He used to tell me, ‘Lose your weight, your belly is getting bigger.'”
She also shared a funny anecdote from when she accompanied her father during a shoot in Switzerland.
- Tina liked Swiss milk and hot chocolate so much that she kept drinking it throughout the day.
- The result of this habit was that his weight suddenly increased.
- When Tina reached London from Switzerland, Tina’s pants were not fitting her.
Govinda often told her that girls should always remain beautiful and fit.
Tina’s journey in Bollywood: Debut and challenges
by Tina Ahuja year 2015 movie in ‘Second Hand Husband’ Stepped into Bollywood from. with him in this film Gippy Grewal and veteran actor Dharmendra Were.
- However, the film was not a box office success.
- After this flop debut, Tina stayed away from films.
Tina’s present and future
Tina may not be active in films, but she is often in the news about her lifestyle and personal life. Despite coming from a family of superstars like Govinda, Tina kept herself away from the limelight and decided to choose her own path.
This bonding of Govinda and Tina is proof that no matter how busy parents are, they never stop caring for their children.
