Govinda is unhappy with Bollywood's group game, said- 'I never had any group!'

The stars who used to rule the screen about 20-25 years ago are out of the news today. More or less, all those heroes and heroines wish to come on screen again but they are not being associated with the new cinema. This frustration is there in every star who was a big star in the 80's and 90's. Whenever they get a chance, they are unable to stop themselves from expressing their views. Govind is a superstar of that era. He has shared a picture on his social media account in which he and David Dhawan are together. He has written, "During the 80's and 90's I had two wives, one Sunita and one David."

There is no humor in this quote, it is a truth said with love. After this tweet, there has been a reaction from people who are advising them to work together again. Let us tell you that the relationship between Govinda and David has been sour for a long time and they have stopped working together. The pair made 18 films together, most of which were hits or were money-earning films for the producers. Fans have been talking about their reunion on social media. Govinda has said that he is happy that people love them and want to see them together again. It is said that they have a patch-up between them as they have met twice. The last meeting was at Ramesh Taurani's Diwali party, "where we had good food and talked for a long time, gave time. It is not necessary to talk only about the film, why only talk about bitterness? There are sweet memories also.

The star has not said anything about doing something new but has expressed his anguish over the groupism prevailing in Bollywood that nowadays everyone has groups which call them only. Earlier there used to be parties in Bollywood, now there were group parties. Even in group parties, people from outside the group are not invited, whereas just going to parties shows that you are a social person. He says - "In the 80-90s, it was believed that we are a group. Our group includes me, Karisma Kapoor, Shakti Kapoor, David Dhawan, etc. whereas there was nothing like that."

- Sharad Rai