Govinda’s daughter Tina Ahuja faces backlash for controversial statement on period cramps: 'Only girls from Bombay and Delhi...'

Govinda and Sunita Ahuja's daughter, Tina Ahuja made a controversial statement about period cramps in a recent interview. As soon as the interview was out, her remark became viral on social media. Her statement did not sound right to the netizens and they bashed her. Read on.

What did Govinda's daughter Tina Ahuja say about period cramps?

In a recent interview with Hautterfly, Tina Ahuja said that she has never had any period pain and added, "Only girls from Bombay speak about cramps". 

“I have stayed most of the time in Chandigarh, and I have heard only these girls from Bombay speak about cramps. Half of the problem comes from setting up these circles who are talking about the problem, and sometimes the ones who don’t get cramps also start to feel it psychologically. So many women in Punjab and other small cities don’t even realize when they undergo menopause," she said.

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Tina also said that maybe her body is a little desi. She has never had any back pains. She added that most of the girls diet so much looking at Instagram, and listening to it, that problems that don't even exist happen. This statement became viral and she faced backlash on social media. Sunita Ahuja also agreed with her daughter, adding that they have a spoonful of ghee every day.

Netizens' reactions

A clip from the interview was shared on Reddit with the caption, "Period pain is not real, guys! Trust Govinda's wife and daughter." 

Reacting to it, a person said, "I have seen women close to me facing this, ig that it might be different for every woman, but to dismiss it altogether is ridiculous." 

Another said, "It is said that idiots will always wear their ignorance with pride. These two are the perfect example." 

"Woman, you can't be raised in a mansion in such a privileged way and then come to a podcast to tell people how their pain is irrelevant. As a woman, it boils my blood," said another.

"I’ve never heard anything more stupid in my lifetime. Everyone is different, and everyone’s bodies act differently," read a comment.

Another Reddit user wrote, "The reality is not everyone goes through a similar level of pain; level of pain differs from woman to woman."

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