Gaurav Taneja, Ritu Rathee marital crisis: Weeping wife seeks advice from top spiritual leader? Watch Video

Gaurav Taneja who is known as Flying Beast is one of the most popular YouTubers in India. A former AirAsia pilot, he is a nutritionist, bodybuilder and aviator. A doting father of two daughters, he often shares family moments on his social media handles. Fans have noticed that his wife Ritu Rathee had been missing from his vlogs since a few months. They wondered if everything was fine between the couple. She is a doting wife and pillar of strength for the family. Well, netizens have spotted her in a Bhajan Marg video and raised questions on whether she is really happy in her personal life. 

She is heard asking Shri Hit Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj on whether she should leave her woes to God or fight out the situation for her two daughters. A woman assumed to be Ritu Rathee is heard saying that she gave all her heart, mind and spirit to the man she loved but what she got in return was betrayal, criticism and humiliation. The spiritual guru tells her that God is inside us when we deal with strife in the material world, which also includes marital issues. He says she has to fight for her rights and those of her children as it is her duty. Shri Hit Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj says ‘Kartavya’ (duty) is of prime importance as a family member. He says God guides us in fulfilling this duty. The spiritual guru gives the example of Arjuna who was not keen to fight the battle of Kurukshetra. He says Lord Krishna told him that he needs to fulfill his duty as a warrior. 

Fans spotted Ritu Rathee in this video

The spiritual guru is a follower of Radha Krishna and part of the Radhavallabh sect. He has stressed that spirituality helps maintain good character and harmony in society. 

Ritu Rathee is also a former pilot. Fans say she gave up her job after seeing her husband deal with the pain of losing his post at AirAsia. Gaurav Taneja is also into the fitness business. The couple are staunch nationalists and believers in Sanatan Dharma.