Rajeev Sen Praises Charu Asopa In Black Saree; Fans Say, "They Should Get Back Together"

Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen are making the headlines again. The duo, who recently came together to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in Bikaner with their daughter Ziyana, are grabbing attention for their undeniable chemistry. Rajeev was initially joined by his mother as the family marked the festivities with joy and togetherness.

Rajeev Sen Praises Ex-Wife Charu Asopa:

In his latest vlog, Rajeev shared glimpses from the celebrations and couldn't help but praise Charu. Dressed in a beautiful black saree, Charu won compliments from Rajeev, who revealed that the outfit happens to be his favourite. His sweet appreciation instantly caught fans' attention, sparking excitement across social media.

"They Look So Good Together..."

Fans, who have closely followed Charu and Rajeev's journey, are now showering the duo with love. Many are expressing their wish to see them reconcile, with comments such as, “They look so good together, they should get remarried,” and “Charu and Rajeev with Ziyana look like the perfect family, we hope they sort things out.”

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While neither Charu nor Rajeev has responded to these speculations, their bond and friendly moments continue to leave fans hopeful. With each appearance together, the former couple manages to create a buzz, keeping the conversation around their relationship very much alive.

About Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen's Relationship:

Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen tied the knot in 2019 and became parents to a baby girl in 2021. The couple finalized their divorce in 2023. Their daughter, Zaina, lives with Charu.

Earlier this year, Charu moved to Bikaner. She 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."