Who Was Govinda's Mother, Nirmala Devi? A Famous 1940s Actress And Hindustani Classical Vocalist

Who Was Govinda's Mother, Nirmala Devi? A Famous 1940s Actress And Hindustani Classical Vocalist

Bollywood’s 'Hero No. 1', Govinda, is dominating the headlines for all his personal life. In a recent interview, Govinda opened up about one of the toughest phases of his life. The Coolie No. 1 actor shared about the emotional turmoil he went through after his mother, Nirmala Devi’s death. But did you know she was a famous actress in the 1940s? Yes, you read it right. Meet Govinda's mother, Nirmala Devi Nirmala Devi was born on June 7, 1927, in …

Govinda recalls ‘kind of’ trying to end his life after mother's death: ‘Realised have to live for my children’

Govinda recalled being in "tremendous pain" after his mother's demise in 1996 and said the loss left him feeling that everything was over.

Felt kind of suicidal: Govinda recalls walking into Narmada after mother's death

Govinda has recalled entering the Narmada River after his mother Nirmala Devi’s death. He said the episode, interrupted by a priest, changed his sense of life and responsibility.

Govinda recalls being in tremendous pain after mother Nirmala Devi’s death and entering Narmada River in grief: ' I thought I would go a little farther into the river and that I would meet my mother again'

Actor Govinda revealed the profound sadness he experienced following the passing of his mother, Nirmala Devi, in 1996. In a moment of despair, he entered the Narmada River, yearning to reconnect with her. A wise sadhu rescued him, encouraging a reevaluation of his life's ambitions. This pivotal event pushed Govinda to honor his mother's legacy and prioritize family, dramatically transforming his views on success and fulfillment.

‘Thought I’d meet her again’: Govinda recalls walking into Narmada River after mother’s death

After his mother’s death, Govinda was consumed by grief and recalled entering the Narmada River, believing he would meet her again. He later acknowledged that he was “kind of” suicidal during that deeply painful phase.