Arun Govil Owns Mercedes Worth Rs 62.99 Lakh, Ramayan Actor Is Yet To Pay His Car Loan Dues of Rs 14 Lakh

Actor Arun Govil, who played Lord Ram in Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan TV serial, owns a Mercedes worth Rs 62.99 lakh and has moveable assets worth over Rs 3.19 crore, while his wife Shrilekha Govil has moveable assets worth over Rs 2.76 crore. Regarding immovable assets, Govil's total immovable assets are worth over Rs 5.67 crore, while Shrilekha's is more than Rs 2.80 crore. The BJP candidate owes over Rs 14.64 lakh as a car loan. Neither Govil nor his wife possesses any arms. Arun Govil Heaps Praise on ‘Sanskaari Baccha’ Ranbir Kapoor as He Is Set To Play Lord Ram in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana.

His affidavit said the actor who killed the demon Ravan on the TV screen has no criminal cases registered against him. According to the election affidavit filed by Govil in Meerut on Tuesday, the 72-year-old BJP candidate is a resident of Versova in the Andheri West area of Mumbai and a voter of the Versova assembly constituency. Govil has Rs 3.75 lakh cash, while his wife has over Rs 4.07 lakh cash. He has over Rs 1.03 crore in his bank account, while Shrilekha has more than Rs 80.43 lakh in her bank account. The actor has invested over Rs 1.22 crore in shares and over Rs 1.43 crore in mutual funds, while his wife has invested more than Rs 1.43 crore in shares.

Govil has jewellery weighing 220 grams of jewellery worth Rs 10.93 lakh, while Shrilekha has 600 grams worth Rs 32.89 lakh. Govil owns a plot in Pune, while his wife has a flat in Andheri West area of Mumbai. Govil has said he was born in Meerut and spent the first 17 years of his life in the city. He did his Class 10th from Government Inter College, Meerut, in 1966 and passed his Class 12th from Government Intermediate College Saharanpur in 1968. He did a BSc from Shahjahanpur College, affiliated to Agra University, in 1972. Earlier in the day, Govil filed his nomination in the collectorate here as the BJP candidate from Meerut. The state BJP leaders, including Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, party's regional unit president Satendra Sisodia and outgoing MP Rajendra Aggarwal, were present on this occasion. Polling in Meerut is scheduled in the second phase on April 26.