Udita Goswami gets emotional as husband Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara grabs the spotlight

Udita Goswami gets emotional as husband Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara grabs the spotlight

While all eyes are on Saiyaara—Mohit Suri’s latest film that’s winning hearts across India—someone else is quietly beaming with pride behind the scenes: his wife, Udita Goswami. In a recent Instagram post, Udita shared a candid moment with friends and family, set to Katy Perry’s Roar, calling it her husband’s “go-to song when he’s feeling low.” She added that Mohit, known for his emotionally intense films, has a fun, playful side that often gets overlooked.

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The post struck a chord. It wasn’t just about music or a movie—it was a rare peek into the emotional world of a couple who’ve spent more than a decade supporting each other’s journeys, both personal and professional.
Udita, once a leading lady in Bollywood, had her own moment in the sun with hits like Zeher and Aksar, often paired with Emraan Hashmi. After her last film in 2012, she stepped away from acting and transitioned into a new creative life as a DJ. While she may have left the screen, her impact on Suri’s life clearly continues. He’s spoken in interviews about how she’s his grounding force, the one who “handles all his money” and never pulls the “director’s wife” card.

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Now, as Saiyaara becomes a cultural moment—with debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda earning praise and fans going to extreme lengths to catch the film—Udita’s post feels like a quiet celebration of all the unseen work, the emotional labor, and the quiet companionship that powers creativity.

What makes this more interesting is how deep Bollywood runs in their veins. Mohit Suri is part of the Bhatt family tree, which connects Udita to Alia Bhatt by marriage. But instead of flaunting that legacy, she’s chosen to keep things low-key, only popping up in support when it really matters.