Rakhi Sawant Slams Komal Rani Over Govinda Rumours

Rakhi Sawant publicly accused Komal Rani Swarnkar of being a 'pati chor' after she was spotted with Govinda, warning her not to provoke her.

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Rakhi Sawant didn’t mince words at the Mumbai airport. Spotting Komal Rani Swarnkar alongside Govinda, she launched into a public takedown, dubbing her a "pati chor" — a term for a woman who steals another man’s husband. "Sun, meri naad mein nahi lagna. Main Sunita nahi hoon, teri dhajjiyan uda ke rakh dungi," she warned, positioning herself as a fiercer alternative to Sunita Ahuja, who has remained largely silent on the matter.

The exchange unfolded under flashing cameras, with Rakhi sarcastically questioning Komal’s identity: "Ye Komal kaun hai? Ye choopa laga rahi hai kya?" She also mocked the idea of Komal flaunting sindoor, asking dryly, "Han, Chichi bhaiya ke naam ka sindoor?" referencing Govinda’s nickname among fans.

This isn’t just celebrity gossip. It’s layered in real marital tension. Sunita Ahuja filed for divorce in 2024 but withdrew the petition in August 2026. She later claimed Govinda and Komal were planning to marry, a claim denied by his manager. Komal insists their bond is strictly professional, though sightings at events like Lalbaugcha Raja have fueled speculation.

Rakhi’s intervention adds another layer. She framed the conflict as a moral stand, even joking about spending ₹65,999 on Govinda’s films over the years. Implying she’s entitled to speak up. Her tone mixed mockery and menace, targeting both Komal and the broader culture of public shaming.

Meanwhile, Komal Rani Swarnkar has responded via social media, pushing back against what she calls "celebrity backlash" over her public appearances. She hasn’t addressed the romance claims directly, but her stance is clear: she won’t be silenced.

The story now lives in the space between personal drama and public spectacle. No court has ruled. No confession has been made. But the air in Mumbai is thick with whispers, and one woman’s warning echoes louder than most.