Veteran actor Govinda is known for his string of comedy hits in the 1990s. Govinda is one of the most adored comedy performers in Hindi cinema celebrated for his memorable roles in films such as Hero No. 1, Hadh Kar Di Aapne, Dulhe Raja, Coolie No. 1, and Partner.

His wife Sunita once said that a die hard fan of his posed as a maid and even lived with them for 20 days. The girl even stayed up late for him.

Govinda gained widespread recognition in the 1990s for his flawless comedic timing and lively on-screen persona and was particularly well-known for his working relationship with director David Dhawan. His experience in Bollywood is evidence of his adaptability. Govinda told a remarkable tale from his early career in a podcast conversation with Maniesh Paul.

He signed "70 films" after making his debut, some of which he had to leave later, though he has been away from the big screen for some time now. While filming the 1989 movie Jung Baaz with co-star Raaj Kumar, Govinda became speechless. In a recent interview with the popular news portal, Director of Jung Baaz Mehul Kumar recalls an on-set incident involving Govinda and Raaj Kumar.

Among the most recognizable director-actor pairs in Bollywood are Govinda and David, who together have directed several successful films. Their collaboration is said to have ended, though, when David decided to cast Rishi Kapoor in Chashme Baddoor (2013) rather than Govinda.

Prahlad mentioned Govinda's well-known history of being late for meetings. He recalled the actor telling him once that he would come on time for a shoot even though he was thousands of miles away.

Govinda claims that his family had previously been unable to afford rations. To keep themselves fed, they were forced to borrow from the store. He disclosed that the shopkeeper used to force him to stand for hours on end since they couldn't afford the ration. In an attempt to manage his finances, Govinda applied for numerous jobs but was unable to secure one due to his poor command of English.

Even though they had an excellent time together, the pair's last project together, Partner (2007), ended badly. However, recent events suggest that Govinda and David Dhawan have finally made a reconciliation, ending their long-running discord.

The humour in the David Dhawan movie had the crowd in stitches as they laughed out loud while admiring Bachchan and Govinda on the same screen. The two had excellent chemistry together, but it was difficult to get both their on-screen and off-screen timing just right.

Amid the festive excitement gripping Bollywood, actor Govinda, who has been missing from the big screens for almost four years, has made surprising revelations. The actor, who celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with his family, interacted with the media and said that he has rejected projects worth Rs 100 crores last year.