Charu Asopa Says She Didn't Stop Rajeev Sen From Meeting Daughter: 'Jab Mann Karta Hai...'
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Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen, who married in 2019, parted ways in 2023 and since then, have been co-parenting their daughter Zaina.
Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen's separation is not a secret. The two, who married in 2019, parted ways in 2023 and since then, have been co-parenting their daughter Zaina – who lives with Charu. However, in one of her recent YouTube vlogs, the actress clarified that she had never stopped Rajeev from meeting Zaina, even after their divorce.
The former Mere Angne Mein actress reacted to a few comments that claimed that Zaina was missing a father figure. Charu clarified that it was not the case and revealed that Rajeev often visits or calls them.
'I have been reading comments when Ziana hugged her Mausaji, there were people commenting that she was missing the father figure. But I think you all didn't see the previous vlog, she hugged her masi the same way. Whenever she loves someone and meets them after long, she hugs them all with the same warmth. She isn't missing any father figure. And if there is anything like that, she can talk and call," she said.
'Rajeev also calls her, video calls also happen. Aap log itna hyper mat kijiye. Agar kisine jhoote interviews de diye toh iska matlab nahi hai ki sach badal jayega. Even after our divorce, I have been there at many occasions, we even went on vacations together. We have been there, jab bhi unka Mann karta tha woh aa jate hai. Unke convenience pe. He would stay with us for the whole day. There hasn't been anytime that there have been any boundaries or limitations. He can come and meet whenever he wants," the actress added.
Meanwhile, Charu Asopa has moved to Bikaner. Earlier, Charu opened up about her decision to leave Mumbai and told ETimes, 'Living in Mumbai is not easy; it costs money. For me, the monthly living cost came up to Rs 1 lakh -1.5 lakh, including the rent and everything, which was not easy. Furthermore, I would rather not leave Ziana alone with a nanny when I am shooting in Naigaon (Mumbai). It used to get extremely difficult. Moving back home and starting my own thing was completely planned; it wasn't a rushed decision."
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June 06, 2025, 08:02 IST
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